Influential Juliana Marins dies after Indonesian volcano falls

Influencer Juliana Marins Death after falling while hiking on an active volcano in Indonesia.

The New York Times Marins, 26, was reportedly climbing Mount Rinjani with a group of people when she fell down Saturday, June 21.

“The Brazilian government informed with deep sorrow die “Brazilian visitor Juliana Marins fell off the trail near Mount Rinjani crater,” the Brazilian Foreign Ministry said in a statement by Brazil’s foreign ministry. CBS News.

The statement continued: “At the end of the four-day work, the Indonesian National Search and Rescue Service team hindered the area in adverse weather, terrain and visibility conditions.

Mohammad Syafii, head of the Indonesian National Search and Rescue Service, told the media that rescuers found the captain unresponsive. Her body will be evacuated on Wednesday, June 25 due to weather.

“A rescuer managed to reach the victim at a depth of 600 meters after checking for no sign of life,” he told reporters. “Three rescuers approached the victim and confirmed she was dead.”

An Instagram account created also focuses on search and rescue efforts on board Confirmed news Tuesday. The page has accumulated over 1.6 million followers since the incident.

“Today, the rescue team managed to get to where Juliana Mariins is. It’s sad and sad, we tell you she didn’t survive,” the post read. “We are very grateful for all the prayers, feelings and support messages we have received.”

Every The New York TimesIndonesian authorities said on Monday, June 23 that a Brazilian tourist (the name they did not use) fell about 1,600 feet on the mountain. Authorities claimed they had drone footage and tourists remained motionless.

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The next day, authorities were preparing to send rescue workers to send rescue workers by helicopter. Muhamad Hariyadi, head of the search and rescue office of Mataram, called the plan “very risky”.

Members of the Marilyns family allegedly accused the Indonesian government of forging her rescue video and creating false reports that she had received food and water 17 hours later, which Harry Dy denied. Hariyadi claims that rescue work is hampered by terrain and fog.

In a video released by the search and rescue team, rescuers claimed they saw a flashlight and a light from a pole, believed to be on board, but quoted poor popularity. The Instagram account of Mount Rinjani National Park claims that the rescue helicopter was unable to fly to the top of the mountain due to the weather.

Brazil’s embassy in Indonesia claims to have contacts with local authorities regarding naval ties on board.

Marins has over 269,000 followers on Instagram, often posting from travel. Her last one Instagram Post uploaded earlier this month, which included several snapshots from Indonesia. She captioned the carousel, “Never try flying.”