Brazilian Tourist Dies in Indonesian Volcano Fall – NPR
A tragic accident on Mount Rinjani claims the life of a young Brazilian tourist, Juliana Marins, after a fatal fall on the Indonesian volcano. after a four-day search, the Indonesian rescue team using advanced thermal drones, located Marins’ body in the challenging terrain. The incident,which occurred while hiking with a guide and fellow tourists,has sparked international concern. The Brazilian embassy in Jakarta coordinated rescue efforts, but the Foreign Ministry has called this heartbreaking loss a tragedy. Adding to the somber mood,the Brazilian embassy has accused the Indonesian government of providing misleading information. For more breaking news,visit News Directory 3 and stay updated on this evolving story. Discover what’s next in the investigation.
Brazilian Hiker Dies After Fall on Indonesia‘s Mount Rinjani
JAKARTA, Indonesia – A Brazilian tourist, Juliana Marins, 26, has died after falling hundreds of feet from Mount Rinjani, an active volcano in indonesia. Her death follows a four-day search.
Marins was hiking on Lombok island’s Mount Rinjani, a popular destination for trekkers and the country’s second-tallest peak, on June 21 when the accident occurred. She was with a guide and five other tourists when she fell nearly 2,000 feet, according to Indonesian authorities.
Mohammad syafii, head of Indonesia’s National Search and Rescue Agency, confirmed that no signs of life were found. Marins’ family in Brazil also confirmed her death.
Using a thermal drone, the Indonesian rescue team located Marins’ body near a crater after an intensive search hampered by harsh terrain and weather. Arduous conditions delayed the evacuation.syafii said the team carried her body to Sembalun basecamp, awaiting transport to a police hospital.
Brazil’s Foreign Ministry called the death a tragedy. The Brazilian embassy in Jakarta coordinated rescue efforts with local authorities. The incident has captivated Brazil, with millions following the search.Authorities have not specified the exact time of death.
Adding to the distress, the Brazilian embassy in Jakarta accused the Indonesian government of fabricating details about Marins’ rescue. There was no immediate response from the Indonesian government regarding the accusation.
Before reaching Indonesia, Marins, a dancer from Niteroi, had been traveling across Asia since Febuary, visiting the Philippines, vietnam, and Thailand, her family said in an Instagram post thanking Brazilians for their prayers.