US EditionBrazilian Hiker Buried After Fatal Fall From Indonesian Volcano
- On June 21, Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins fell about 600 meters on Mount Rinjani; autopsy confirmed death from internal bleeding due to organ damage and fractures.
- During the ascent, a steep, rocky trail with a guide and five foreigners led to Juliana Marins's 600-meter fall on Mount Rinjani, causing her fatal injuries.
- Rescuers used a thermal drone to locate Juliana Marins' body after four days amid fog and steep terrain, with retrieval taking over five hours.
- Marins' family accused rescuers of negligence and vowed to seek justice, with her body buried in Rio de Janeiro state amid criticism of Indonesia's rescue efforts.
- Pending final autopsy and toxicology results are expected in two weeks, with discussions scheduled at the June 27 press conference in Denpasar.
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Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano
A Brazilian hiker has been buried in Rio de Janeiro after falling from Mount Rinjani in Indonesia. Authorities confirmed Juliana Marins' death last week after a challenging four-day search using thermal drones.
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Coordinating Minister for Law and Human Rights Yusril Ihza Mahendra said the Indonesian government had never received a diplomatic note from the Brazilian government regarding the death of Juliana Marins.
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