Summary
A Brazilian tourist named Juliana Marins died after falling from Mount Rinjani, a volcano in Indonesia. She was missing for four days before rescuers found her body. Her fall and the search efforts captivated people in Brazil.
Key Facts
- Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old Brazilian tourist, fell from Mount Rinjani in Indonesia.
- She fell approximately 1,968 feet while hiking with a guide and five other tourists.
- Indonesian rescuers found her body after a four-day search using a thermal drone.
- The difficult terrain and poor weather conditions made the search challenging.
- Brazil's Foreign Ministry collaborated with Indonesian authorities in the rescue efforts.
- There was controversy over claims that the Indonesian government misinformed Marins' family about her rescue status.
- Mount Rinjani is popular with hikers and is located on the island of Lombok in Indonesia.
