Overview

• Juliana Marins fell into Mount Rinjani’s crater on June 21 and has been located 500 meters below on a narrow rock ledge by drone surveillance.
• Over 50 rescuers have been dispatched alongside two experienced local guides, with helicopters, thermal drones and mountaineering gear mobilized for extraction.
• Steep terrain, thick fog and overhanging rock faces have repeatedly forced teams to retreat after failed anchor installations.
• The Brazilian embassy in Jakarta has sent representatives to monitor the operation and liaise with Indonesian park and rescue authorities.
• Marins’ family has voiced urgent frustration over the slow progress and continues to appeal for accelerated access to reach her.