The military has vowed not to “abandon a fallen comrade” who may have found the children first. Read more at straitstimes.com.
in the Colombian Amazon, is now the target of a rescue mission himself.
“The search is not over,” the army insisted in a statement issued after the children were located last Friday, adding more than 70 soldiers remain deployed in the dense jungle to find the Belgian Shepherd.Mr Lara, a colleague told the El Espectador newspaper, “does not want to leave until he finds his dog.”
As the weeks passed, a team of nearly 200 soldiers and Indigenous jungle experts accompanied by several dogs kept finding signs that the kids were alive: half-eaten fruit, discarded diapers, makeshift shelters and footprints. Ms Astrid Caceres, director of the Colombian Family Welfare Institute overseeing the children’s convalescence, said they keep talking about a dog.
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