US EditionIndonesia Rescuers Try to Reach Brazilian After Fall at Volcano
- On June 21, 2025, Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old tourist from Brazil, fell approximately 1,600 feet from a cliff along a hiking trail surrounding the volcanic peak of Mount Rinjani in Indonesia.
- Marins fell near Cemara Nunggal around 6:30 a.m. local time, and rescuers heard her screams but were hampered by thick fog and difficult terrain.
- Search and rescue teams descended 300 meters but could not reach her due to two large overhangs and worsening weather, forcing an evacuation pause on June 23.
- The family urgently appealed for more help with an Instagram account gaining over one million followers, while the Brazilian embassy monitors the ongoing rescue efforts.
- Marins remains trapped without food, water, or warm clothes for three days, highlighting challenges in reaching hikers on Mount Rinjani’s active volcano amid hazardous conditions.
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A Young Brazilian Woman Fell Into an Active Volcano in Indonesia and Has Been Trapped for Three Days
Juliana Marins, 26, fell from a cliff on Mount Rinjani as she climbed to the summit and teams faced extreme conditions that complicate evacuation
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In Indonesia, a race against time is underway to save Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins (26). She fell several meters during a walk near the crater of Mount Rinjani on Saturday, a well-known and very popular active volcano on the Indonesian island of Lombok.
·Amersfoort, Netherlands
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Brazilian (26) plunges into volcano and has been missing for days. Fog hinders rescue.
·Berlin, Germany
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