Tourist found dead days after falling off the cliff on active volcano

A Brazilian hiker that fell from a cliff while walking on an active volcano In Indonesia, according to her family and officials.

On Saturday, June 21, Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins, 26, fell from a cliff surrounding a track next to the Crater Rinjani, a volcano that is more than 12,000 feet high, on the Indonesian island of Lombok, according to one Translated statement From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Brazil.

Autumn occurred around 06:30 local time while she was on her way to the top, Gunung Rinjani National Park stated in a previous News notice.

After several days of searching, the authorities announced on Tuesday, June 24 that her body had been found.

“After four days of work, difficult through unfavorable weather, land and visibility conditions in the region, teams from the Indonesian search and rescue agency continued that the Brazilian Tourist Ministry,” continued the Foreign Ministry in Brazil.

The agency added, “The Brazilian government extends its condolences to the family and friends to the Brazilian tourist for the enormous loss caused by this tragic accident.”

The hike’s family also confirmed her death in a statement that was published to one Instagram Account created to track recovery efforts.

“Today, the rescue team managed to reach the place where Juliana Marins was,” read a translated message. “With tremendous grief, we inform you that she did not survive. We remain very grateful for all the prayers, messages about affection and support we have received.”

According to Drone images obtained by Brazilian outlet TV Brasil EBCIn the immediate aftermath of her case, Marin saw conscious and fidgeting as they sat on gray soil.

Muhammad Hariyadi, head of local rescuers, told earlier Reutants The fact that Marins fell off a cliff and not in the crater of the volcano – but the soft sand in the area made her pick her up difficult.

Drone pictures taken the next morning, showed that Marins was no longer in her original location, but the answers could find her again on Monday June 23, according to BBC.

In a post on social media that day, the park said that a search and rescue team could have monitored her with the help of a drone, and that she was “in a position stuck on a cut clip at a depth of 500 meters and visually mobile.”

But the rescue operation turned out to be difficult due to extreme terrain and weather, with thick fog conditions that reduced visibility, according to the park.

The day before her body was found, Marin’s family made one Desperate foundation for assistance on social media. “A whole day and they had advanced only 250 m below, they were 350 meters from Juliana and they withdrew,” they wrote. “We need help, we need the rescue to reach Juliana urgent!”

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Mount Rinjani is Indonesia’s second highest volcano of 12,224 feet and in recent years several people have died during hikes there, including a Tourist from Malaysia Last month.

Marin’s family and local search agencies did not immediately respond to people’s request for further comments.