US EditionBrazilian woman dead after falling into Indonesian volcano while hiking
MOUNT RINJANI, LOMBOK, INDONESIA, JUN 25 – Rescue teams located Juliana Marins after a four-day search hindered by fog and steep terrain involving 50 personnel on Indonesia's Mount Rinjani, a popular but hazardous trekking site.
- Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins fell from a cliff while hiking Mount Rinjani in Indonesia on June 21, 2025, and was found dead on June 24 after a rescue operation.
- Marins' disappearance and fall prompted a days-long rescue effort hindered by extreme terrain, poor weather, and challenging visibility conditions.
- Rescuers spotted Marins' body by drone at approximately 600 meters down a ravine near the volcano, but bad weather and unstable cliff conditions delayed recovery.
- Mohammad Syafii, head of Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency, confirmed that no signs of life were found and said that due to adverse weather conditions, the recovery team planned to bring her remains back on Wednesday morning.
- The Brazilian government officially confirmed Marins' death on June 24, highlighting rescue challenges and indicating ongoing recovery operations amid difficult conditions.
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