Overview

• Juliana Marins’s family formally rejected the Bali Mandara Hospital autopsy and requested a second examination in Brazil to verify cause-of-death findings.
• The initial autopsy determined that blunt force trauma from her two-stage fall caused internal bleeding that proved fatal within 20 minutes.
• Indonesian rescue chief Mohammad Syafii said dense fog and unstable terrain prevented a helicopter evacuation and delayed recovery efforts for four days.
• Marins’s remains were returned to Brazil on July 1 and she was buried on July 4, while toxicology tests from the Bali examination remain pending.
• Indonesian authorities have closed all trails on Mount Rinjani and launched a safety-protocol review for volcano trekking operations.