Child and 4 others who were saved in front of an alligator -infected swamp after the plane crash

• Four adults and one child were found alive after surviving for almost 48 hours in a swamp in Bolivia
• A search and rescue operation was launched to find possible survivors after reporting on Wednesday, April 30th, when missing was missing
• The plane had crashed after reporting after the engine failed

Four adults and one child were found alive after surviving for almost two days after an airplane crash in Bolivia in waters attacked with alligator.

On Friday, May 2, the five people were saved after the small aircraft was found about 48 hours after the missing Bolivian News Outlets by the local fishermen in the Amazon region of Bolivia in the Amazon region of the aircraft La Razón and Red Uno and BBC News reported.

The plane started on Wednesday, April 30th, from Baurs in North -Bolivia to the city of Trinidad. La Razón reported.

A search and rescue operation was started to find the missing passengers on Thursday, May 1st.

Among the survivors were three women, a child and the 29-year-old pilot. They were found in “excellent condition”, Wilson Avila, director of the Beni department's emergency cooperation center, told BBC News.

The passengers were “worked together on the fuselage of the small aircraft” after they had survived for more than 40 hours, explained Red Uno on Instagram.

In film material published by the outlet, the survivors are transported to helicopters on stock exchanges after saving rescue workers.

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The Ministry of Defense said in a statement per explanation La Razón“On Friday, May 2nd, at 7:20 a.m., an ECO Charlie EC-145 helicopter from Santa Cruz de la Sierra started with a crane, the tracking technology and specialized equipment from the SAR-FAB (Bolivian air force search and ambulance), which was reinforced in the municipality in the Baursion.”

Air work and soil tracking helped find the missing aircraft.

Pilot Andres Velarde said that according to the BBC News, the plane crashed in an emergency landing after an engine failure. He tried to land the plane near the Itanomas River, but the plane lost the height and he had to land in the swamp, the outlet reported.

The five people stayed on the plane, where they “were surrounded by alligators who came from us within three meters,” Velarde told BBC News. “We couldn't drink water and we couldn't go there any other way because of the alligators.”

Velarde said that he believed that the alligators had stayed away when the gasoline out of the plane came into the water, the edition reported.

Ruben Torres, Director of the Ministry of Health in the Beni region, said: “I am very happy because in the end all institutions have come together to find the missing people and save them”, according to BBC news.