US EditionBrazilian Woman Dead After Falling Into Indonesian Volcano While Hiking
- Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins fell approximately 1,600 feet off a cliff while hiking Mount Rinjani, Indonesia, on June 21, 2025.
- The fall prompted a multi-agency rescue effort hindered by steep terrain, fog, and bad weather, complicating recovery operations until June 24.
- Rescue teams detected Marins unresponsive via drone, reached her at 600 meters depth, and confirmed no signs of life upon arrival on June 24.
- The Brazilian government and rescue officials confirmed her death publicly on June 24, with 48 personnel involved in ongoing body evacuation plans amid adverse conditions.
- The incident highlights risks of hiking in challenging volcanic terrain and the complexity of rescue operations affected by weather and landscape in Indonesia.
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A tourist gets off the road on a hike in Indonesia and crashes hundreds of meters into the depth. The 26-year-old only reaches rescue teams four days later.
The West Australian
PerthNowTourist found dead on volcano after falling 1600 feet
A four-day search on Indonesia’s Mount Rinjani has ended in tragedy after rescue teams recovered the body of Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins, who slipped from a cliff during a hike.
The US Sun
The Irish SunTragic last vid shows tourist at summit before deadly plunge in volcano
TRAGIC footage shows a tourist, 26, smiling and joking with her pal before fatally falling into an active volcano crater. Juliana Marins slipped and plunged more than 1,600 feet from a hiking trail along the crater rim of Mount Rinjani on Saturday morning. The publicist and dancer had been backpacking though Southeast Asia Juliana and her pal Federica joked about the cloud covered view at the top of Mount Rinjani The 26-year-old survived the fal…
Outrage Grows As Tourist’s Final Post Goes Viral Days After She Was Abandoned In Active Volcano
Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins’ final Instagram post has become a heartbreaking memorial after she lost her life while trapped on Mount Rinjani in Indonesia. Juliana, 26, was stranded for four days in a ravine after falling during a hike. Despite being spotted alive by a drone, help came too late. She passed away before rescue teams could reach her. Now, her last post, shared before the tragedy, is flooded with grief, disbelief, and fury, as f…
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