Overview

• On June 21, Juliana Marins, 26, slipped from a narrow section of trail on Mount Rinjani after reporting fatigue and became separated from her hiking group.
• Rescue teams tracked her location with drones and rappelled down steep slopes but were repeatedly delayed by dense fog, rough terrain and worsening weather.
• After four days of intensive effort, Indonesia’s National Search and Rescue Agency located her unmoving body on June 24 and carried out the recovery.
• Indonesian authorities closed the Mount Rinjani hiking track following the recovery to facilitate the evacuation and honour Marins’s family.
• Brazil’s Foreign Ministry said its embassy in Jakarta coordinated closely with local officials and monitored the search from the outset.