The survivors of a 36 -hour Bolivia crash in the swamp remember: “We have seen crocodile and snakes all night.”

After their small plane crashed into the Bolivian forest earlier this week, their ordeal has already begun.

After being destroyed on the ground, the plane turned into a lake infected with the ancaba and crocodile Before saving Friday In the northeast of this Andes.

The doctor, who treated the five survivors, told the Associated Press on all of them, all of whom were conscious and in a stable condition, as only 37 -year -old boy was still in hospital because she was infected with her head. The rest is discharged and recovered from dryness, simple chemical burns, affected pieces, bruises, and insect treatment throughout their bodies.

Deputy Ministry of Civil Defense for Bolivia I released the video and dramatic photos From the group that is rescued on Friday.

“We were unable to believe this, and they were not attacked and left them,” said Dr. Louis Soroko, director of the hospital, where the survivors were delivered in Bani Equatorial Province in Bolivia, by phone after sending the pilot and two women in a strong house of antibiotics.

Pilot, Pablo Andres Villardi, 27, appeared on Friday for the story of the story that returned to many Bolivians-a rare part of the high news of the nation that you need strongly after years of the escalating economic and political crisis.

Villardi told reporters in the hospital in the regional capital in Trinidad, where Dr. Soroko said he was amazingly in a healthy state of health and helicopter: “Model did not allow us to sleep.” “We saw the crocodile and snakes all night, but they did not approach.”

She was shocked that Kaymanz, a type of family of the original crocodile in Central and South America, did not push them, Villardi speculated that he was a pioneer in jet fuel leaked from the debris who kept predators in the Gulf, although there was no scientific evidence that the crocodile repellent is effective.

Villardi said that the five of them had survived eating the crushed fractures of the crusher that a woman brought as a light meal. They had nothing to drink – the lake water was full of gasoline.

Dr. Soroko said that the small plane started on Wednesday from the Bolivian village, heading to the largest town of Trinidad in the far south, where Patricia Korea had a medical examination of its 6 -year -old son in the Children’s Hospital. Two other women, neighbors from Poweris between the ages of 32 and 54, joined them.

These trips are a common form of transportation in this remote Amazon area carved with rivers. Heavy rains that wash unpaved roads at this time of the year.

But only 27 minutes – approximately mid -road – on the trip, cut the only engine of the plane. Villardi said he had informed her imminent crash on a portable radio to a colleague.

In interviews with the local media, he recalled that he had wiped the vast green emerald umbrella under it and aims to cleanse near Lake.

“There was no farm or road along the road,” he said. “It was just a quagmire.”

Instead of slipping across the beach as planned, the plane crashed into the ground and turned upside down – which resulted in everyone’s injury on the plane and left Korea Gary deeply on its forehead – before it fired in the water.

“The landing was very rough,” Villardi said.

When the plane was immersed, the five of them managed to stick to the fuselage, with two terrifying nights surrounded by Caimans and Anacondas and attacked by swarms of mosquitoes and other insects.

They paved the shirts and papers without success, and they cried every time they heard a soft fans or revive the boat engine. On Friday, the sound of steam boats, “We started highlighting our cellular lamps of the cell phone and screaming,” said Villardi.

I noticed a group of fishermen, and helped them in their boat. They called the authorities and handed them to an army helicopter after hours.

“We could not deal with it for one night,” Velading said.

The Deputy Minister of Civil Defense praised Bolivia for the rescue operation.

“We are proud of the work our rescue team is doing. Their dedication and professionalism allowed the life crew of the aircraft.” He said in a statement. “This success is an example of the ability and efficiency of the armed and civil defense forces in emergency situations.”