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Air Force Deployed Special Rescue Equipment in Tatama Park to Locate Passengers From the Crash Plane in the Chocó Jungle: the Aircraft Would Have Broken Into Three Pieces

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General Luis Díaz, commander of CACOM-5, pointed out that the mountain has a very high angle of incidence, which limits the helicopter's access to incorporate people

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General Luis Díaz, commander of CACOM-5, pointed out that the mountain has a very high angle of incidence, which limits the helicopter's access to incorporate people

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The height of the hills, the poor terrestrial communications and the changing climate hinder the arrival of the relief

·Madrid, Spain
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The Colombian Air Force maintains a search and rescue operation for the Cessna T-206, registered HK4985G aircraft, after signs associated with the aircraft were located in the vicinity of Tatama National Park. The work is carried out in coordination with the National Personnel Recovery Center (CENRP), which keeps active [...] The Air Force entrance keeps search for Cessna aircraft missing in Tatama Park was first published in Paisa Nation.

The accident occurred in the rural area known as Oscordó, in the municipality of Pueblo Rico, in Risaralda, on the edge of the department of Chocó

Rain and high mountain slow the rescue of the pilot and the four members of a health brigade travelling on the aircraft.

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The aircraft, type Cessna T-206, had five persons on board.

·Bogotá, Colombia
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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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