Searchers and sniffer dog honored for finding survivors of Colombia plane crash.

Colombia's president awarded medals to soldiers, Indigenous volunteers, and government officials who helped rescue four children who survived a plane crash in the Amazon jungle for 40 days. The search involved Western technologies and traditional knowledge of Indigenous people. The children were found by four volunteers from the Muruy people and are still recovering at a military hospital in Bogota. A sniffer dog named Wilson, who helped find the children, is still missing.