Brazilian Tourist Dies After Falling Into Mount Rinjani Volcano Indonesia

Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old Brazilian tourist and pole dancer, tragically died after falling nearly 1,000 feet into a ravine near the crater of Mount Rinjani, an active volcano on Indonesia's Lombok island. She slipped during a hike with a group and was reportedly left behind by her local guide after requesting a rest, leading to her being stranded alone in difficult terrain with no food or shelter. Despite drone footage capturing her alive and rescue teams locating her after several days, adverse weather, fog, and the extreme terrain delayed the rescue efforts. Marins was found dead from injuries and exposure, confirmed by her family and local authorities. The incident highlights the dangers of hiking in challenging conditions and raises concerns about the responsibilities of local guides. Rescuers and Marins’ family expressed their grief and gratitude for the support received during the rescue attempt.