Dead Brazilian tourist discovered after volcanic crash in Indonesia
Dead Brazilian tourist discovered after volcanic crash in Indonesia
são Paulo, Brazil-a tragic message shakes the country: 26-year-old Juliana Marins, a young hiker from Brazil, was found dead after falling from the top of the active volcano Mount Rinjani on the Indonesian island of Lombok. She was missing for almost four days, while millions of people in Brazil took thoughts and prayers in the dramatic rescue operation.
The dramatic events
Juliana Marins had climbed the summit of the 3,726 meter high volcano with a guide and five other foreigners when they fell about 600 meters into depth, Indonesian authorities reported. Mohammad Syafii, the head of the national search and rescue authority of Indonesia, announced: "No signs of life were found." Her death was confirmed by her family in Brazil.
rescue operation under extreme conditions
A rescue team found Marins ’body with the help of a thermal idea near a crater, after several days of intensive searches had passed under extreme weather conditions and difficult terrain conditions. The difficult conditions and the small view made the evacuation process more difficult, Syafii continued. The rescue team had to wait until Wednesday to transport their bodies to the police hospital after they brought it to the Sembalun base camp.
reactions in Brazil
allegations and inconsistencies
The exact circumstances of their death remained unclear. In addition, the Brazilian embassy in Jakarta accused the Indonesian government of inventing Marins' rescue and giving her family false information that it was found only a few hours after her fall and was provided with food and water. There was no immediate reaction from the Indonesian government on these allegations.
about Juliana Marins
The family of Juliana Marins thanked the many Brazilians in a contribution on Instagram who had prayed for the security of their daughter. Juliana was a dancer from Niterói, near Rio de Janeiro, who had traveled through Asia since February. Before her arrival in Indonesia, she had visited the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand.
The island of Lombok is located east of Jakarta and borders on the island of Bali. Mount Rinjani, the country's second highest summit, is a popular destination for trekking lovers.
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