A Brazilian Tourist who fell while hiking near the crater of an active volcano in indonesia haen found dead, her family and rescuers.
Juliana Marins Survived the initial fall from a cliff during an Early Morning Group Hike Along a Steep Trail on Mountain, with Rescuers Reporting Her Screams for Help on Saturday.
But efforts to reach the 26-YEAR-OLD Over the Following Days were Hampered by the Extreme Terrain and Foggy Weather, Accounting to Indonesian Authorities.
AFTER A Complex Rescue Operation, Teams Finally Reached Her Body On Tuesday, Her Family Said in A Statement on Social Media.
“WITH GREAT SADNESS, WE INFORMATION YOU THAT SHEK NOT SUGE,” Marins’ Family Said. “We Remain Very Grateful for All the Prayyers, Messages of Affecution and Support that we have received.”
Marins Had Been Backpacking Around Thailand and Vietnam before Arrival in Lombok Island, Indonesia.
She was hiking up Indonesia’s Second-Tallest Volcano With Five Friends and A Guide on Saturday at About 06:30 Local Time (23:30 GMT FrIDAY), when Authorities Said and Fell from “
One Group Member Told Brazilian TV that the terrain was Slippery, The Climb “Very Hard,” and Visibility Poor.
Drone Footage and Other Clips Filmed by Hikers have have been circulating online and carried by Brazilian media also appears to show her distresses but alive and moving on Saturday. She was seen sitting and moving Around in Gray Soil, Far Below a Hiking Path.
But rescuers coulued not find her descended 300m (984ft) to where they Believed she was located, Nor did she responded ot to her.
By Sunday Morning, Drone Footage Showed that she was no Longer in the Same Place, Said Park Authorities, Who Added That Thick Had Had Hampered Rescue and Affected the US of a Thermal Drone.
On Monday Rescuers were able to locate Marins Again, who appeared to have fountains, but they have had to stop the “Climate Conditions”, according to the family.
The Search Resumed on Tuesday, and Rescuers Finally Reashed Her Body After Descending 600m Down A Ravine, Indonesia’s Search and Rescue Agency Said in a Statement.
Howver, Bad Weather Has Meant They Have Yet to Retrieve Her Body. EFFORTS ARE DUE TO RESUME EARLY ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
In total, 50 People have been involved in the rescue operation, search and rescue head Mohammad Syeffi said in a staff.
The 3,726m Volcano Attracts Thouusands of Visitors Each Year.
Howver, Several People Have Died Trying to CLIMB IT IN RECENT YEARS – Including A Malaysian Tourist Last Month, Reuters News Agency Reported. Marins Family Have Expressed Concern Over the Fact the Trail was not closed after she fell.
