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María Oliva Pérez (40) wanted to visit the family father with her three children. Then the four got lost in the Amazon rainforest.
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It was only 34 days later that the four were discovered by accident by a native. The latter brought her to his village.
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Among other things, he sent this picture via Whats App. The pictures were then shared on Facebook.
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The family actually lives in Puerto Puerto Leguízamo in Colombia. But they were found in Peru.
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After 34 days in the Amazon jungle, Colombian María Oliva Pérez (40) has already completed her life. She and her three children aged 10, 12 and 14 are emaciated to the bone. Their bodies are infected with worms, their feet are covered with wounds. The fear of wild animals is always on their necks.
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In desperation, they eat plants and seeds that they do not know are poisonous. Pérez has given up hope of salvation – she and her children are just waiting to die.
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But then help arrives unexpectedly. Aborigines find the missing family, which has been missing since December 19. And: The Amazon residents get help – via Facebook!
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Larvae nested in skin
The four were found by chance on January 24 by an indigenous fisherman who was out on the Putumayo River with his children in a canoe. He took Pérez and their children in his canoe and took them to his village in Peru, about a four-hour boat ride away. There they were supplied with water and food.
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The indigenous people recorded a voice message and sent pictures of the rescued via Whatsapp. The message was also posted on Facebook. Pérez’s husband finally recognized his wife and children in the pictures and immediately alerted the Colombian and Peruvian navies.
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The four were finally recovered on January 26. When they looked after the doctors, they were in a miserable condition. Among other things, larvae of flies had nested in their skin. A coin-sized worm was removed from one of the children’s heads. According to the Colombian newspaper “El Tiempo” María Oliva Pérez said later that the fisherman had been sent by God to perform the miracle of salvation.
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Just wanted to visit the family man
The Pérez family actually lives in Puerto Leguízamo, Colombia – the city lies on the border with Peru. On the day of her disappearance, the mother of the family walked with the children to a remote village to visit the father of the family.
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He worked there on a farm. When the four wanted to return to Puerto Leguízamo in the evening after their visit, they got lost in the rainforest at nightfall. They couldn’t find their way back and lost themselves in the wilderness. (Bra)
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