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Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano
Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

The Hill

time2 days ago

  • The Hill

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

NITEROI, Brazil (AP) — A Brazilian hiker who died after falling from the ridge of a volcano in Indonesia was buried on Friday in Rio de Janeiro state. Juliana Marins' body arrived in Brazil on Tuesday, a week after authorities confirmed her death. Her family has accused Indonesian authorities of negligence and delays in the rescue and repatriation process. On June 21, the 26-year-old tourist began summiting on Mount Rinjani, an active 3,726-meter (12,224-foot) volcano on the Indonesian island of Lombok, with a guide and five other foreigners, when she fell about 600 meters (nearly 2,000 feet), Indonesian authorities said. Indonesian rescuers retrieved her body on June 25. Authorities confirmed her death on Tuesday after the rescuers reached and examined the body, which was found using a thermal drone after four days of intensive searches complicated by terrain and weather. The retrieval took at least five hours because of the rocky and steep terrain and foggy weather. Millions of people in Brazil followed the rescue efforts. Indonesian authorities and the rescuer team met with Marins' family to explain the process. Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-tallest peak, is a popular destination for trekkers. Manoel Marins, the hiker's father, told reporters at the burial in her hometown of Niteroi that what happened to his daughter was 'a matter of disregard for human life,' blaming what he called Indonesia's 'precarious public services.' 'Unfortunately, it's a tourist destination — known worldwide, a country that depends on tourism to survive,' he said. 'It should have better infrastructure, better resources to rescue people.' ___ Follow AP's coverage of Latin America and the Caribbean at

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

time2 days ago

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

NITEROI, Brazil -- A Brazilian hiker who died after falling from the ridge of a volcano in Indonesia was buried on Friday in Rio de Janeiro state. Juliana Marins' body arrived in Brazil on Tuesday, a week after authorities confirmed her death. Her family has accused Indonesian authorities of negligence and delays in the rescue and repatriation process. On June 21, the 26-year-old tourist began summiting on Mount Rinjani, an active 3,726-meter (12,224-foot) volcano on the Indonesian island of Lombok, with a guide and five other foreigners, when she fell about 600 meters (nearly 2,000 feet), Indonesian authorities said. Indonesian rescuers retrieved her body on June 25. Authorities confirmed her death on Tuesday after the rescuers reached and examined the body, which was found using a thermal drone after four days of intensive searches complicated by terrain and weather. The retrieval took at least five hours because of the rocky and steep terrain and foggy weather. Millions of people in Brazil followed the rescue efforts. Indonesian authorities and the rescuer team met with Marins' family to explain the process. Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-tallest peak, is a popular destination for trekkers. Manoel Marins, the hiker's father, told reporters at the burial in her hometown of Niteroi that what happened to his daughter was 'a matter of disregard for human life,' blaming what he called Indonesia's 'precarious public services.' 'Unfortunately, it's a tourist destination — known worldwide, a country that depends on tourism to survive," he said. 'It should have better infrastructure, better resources to rescue people.'

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano
Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

San Francisco Chronicle​

time2 days ago

  • San Francisco Chronicle​

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

NITEROI, Brazil (AP) — A Brazilian hiker who died after falling from the ridge of a volcano in Indonesia was buried on Friday in Rio de Janeiro state. Juliana Marins' body arrived in Brazil on Tuesday, a week after authorities confirmed her death. Her family has accused Indonesian authorities of negligence and delays in the rescue and repatriation process. On June 21, the 26-year-old tourist began summiting on Mount Rinjani, an active 3,726-meter (12,224-foot) volcano on the Indonesian island of Lombok, with a guide and five other foreigners, when she fell about 600 meters (nearly 2,000 feet), Indonesian authorities said. Indonesian rescuers retrieved her body on June 25. Authorities confirmed her death on Tuesday after the rescuers reached and examined the body, which was found using a thermal drone after four days of intensive searches complicated by terrain and weather. The retrieval took at least five hours because of the rocky and steep terrain and foggy weather. Millions of people in Brazil followed the rescue efforts. Indonesian authorities and the rescuer team met with Marins' family to explain the process. Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-tallest peak, is a popular destination for trekkers. Manoel Marins, the hiker's father, told reporters at the burial in her hometown of Niteroi that what happened to his daughter was 'a matter of disregard for human life,' blaming what he called Indonesia's 'precarious public services.' 'Unfortunately, it's a tourist destination — known worldwide, a country that depends on tourism to survive," he said. 'It should have better infrastructure, better resources to rescue people.' ___

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano
Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

Winnipeg Free Press

time2 days ago

  • Winnipeg Free Press

Brazilian hiker buried after fatal fall from Indonesian volcano

NITEROI, Brazil (AP) — A Brazilian hiker who died after falling from the ridge of a volcano in Indonesia was buried on Friday in Rio de Janeiro state. Juliana Marins' body arrived in Brazil on Tuesday, a week after authorities confirmed her death. Her family has accused Indonesian authorities of negligence and delays in the rescue and repatriation process. On June 21, the 26-year-old tourist began summiting on Mount Rinjani, an active 3,726-meter (12,224-foot) volcano on the Indonesian island of Lombok, with a guide and five other foreigners, when she fell about 600 meters (nearly 2,000 feet), Indonesian authorities said. Indonesian rescuers retrieved her body on June 25. Authorities confirmed her death on Tuesday after the rescuers reached and examined the body, which was found using a thermal drone after four days of intensive searches complicated by terrain and weather. The retrieval took at least five hours because of the rocky and steep terrain and foggy weather. Millions of people in Brazil followed the rescue efforts. Indonesian authorities and the rescuer team met with Marins' family to explain the process. Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-tallest peak, is a popular destination for trekkers. Manoel Marins, the hiker's father, told reporters at the burial in her hometown of Niteroi that what happened to his daughter was 'a matter of disregard for human life,' blaming what he called Indonesia's 'precarious public services.' 'Unfortunately, it's a tourist destination — known worldwide, a country that depends on tourism to survive,' he said. 'It should have better infrastructure, better resources to rescue people.' ___ Follow AP's coverage of Latin America and the Caribbean at

Indonesian rescuers recover body of Brazilian tourist who fell off volcano cliff
Indonesian rescuers recover body of Brazilian tourist who fell off volcano cliff

Straits Times

time26-06-2025

  • General
  • Straits Times

Indonesian rescuers recover body of Brazilian tourist who fell off volcano cliff

Ms Juliana Marins' body was recovered in a retrieval process that took six hours. PHOTO: AFP Indonesian rescuers recover body of Brazilian tourist who fell off volcano cliff JAKARTA - Indonesian rescuers have recovered the body of a Brazilian woman who died after falling off a cliff while hiking on Indonesia's second-highest volcano, rescue officials said. Ms Juliana Marins, 27, was hiking with five friends on Mount Rinjani on June 21 when she slipped and fell off a cliff on the side of the 3,726m mountain. She was found dead on June 24 , Indonesian rescuers said. Rescuers had been attempting to retrieve the body since but the effort was hampered by thick fog and the steep terrain. The body was recovered on J une 25 in a retrieval process that took six hours, Mr Mohammad Syafii, the head of Indonesia's Search and Rescue Agency said late on June 25 . After being lifted from the cliff, Ms Marins' body was carried on a stretcher to the rescuers' nearest post where an ambulance took it to a hospital. 'Initially, we (wanted) to use a helicopter in the evacuation but it was not possible due to the weather condition,' he said. 'So, we had to evacuate the victim on stretcher, which took quite a long time.' Footage shared by the agency showed rescuers attempting to lift the body from the cliff using ropes, overshadowed by thick fog. Indonesia's rescue agency had met with the family of Ms Marin to explain the evacuation process, Mr Syafii said, adding the family 'can accept the situation'. Located in West Nusa Tenggara province, Mount Rinjani is an active volcano and popular tourist site in the South-east Asian archipelago. Several tourists, including foreigners, have died in accidents while hiking the volcano over the past few years, local media reported, including a Malaysian tourist who also fell off a cliff i n May . REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.

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