COA six-year-old girl named Michel Dahiana Henao Chavarría disappeared in the mining town of Buriticá, Antioquia, on August 24. Her family, supported by the Antioquia Governor's Office, launched a search effort, offering a reward of 50 million pesos initially. Despite deploying rescue teams and using security camera footage, the search was unsuccessful until a farmer reported seeing vultures and a small body near a cliff. The girl’s body was later found, and the governor, Andrés Julián Rendón, confirmed her death on August 31. He increased the reward to 100 million pesos to investigate the circumstances of her death and declared three days of mourning. Rescue efforts were complicated by the remote and rugged terrain.
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