Overview

• Juliana Marins, 26, fell from a cliff near Mount Rinjani’s crater on June 21 while hiking with a group of tourists.
• Rescue teams spent three days using drones, thermal imaging and rope teams but dense fog and loose volcanic sand blocked access.
• Her body was discovered unresponsive on June 24 after she slipped further into a steep ravine.
• Marins’ family and the Brazilian embassy have questioned discrepancies in official updates from Indonesian rescue authorities.
• Indonesian officials have closed the Mount Rinjani trail indefinitely and announced a review of safety measures.