Overview

• An autopsy by Dr Ida Bagus Putu Alit concluded that blunt force trauma to Marins’s chest and back caused massive internal bleeding, ruling out hypothermia on forensic grounds.
• Indonesia’s Search and Rescue Agency was hindered by dense fog, unstable terrain and adverse weather, which postponed the recovery of her body until June 24.
• Toxicology tests on her remains are expected within two weeks and could clarify her condition prior to the fall.
• Marins’s family has filed negligence claims against rescue teams and park authorities over delays in the search and recovery operation.
• Gunung Rinjani National Park has closed its trails and initiated a comprehensive review of safety and emergency protocols for the volcano’s trekking routes.