Overview

• On June 21 Juliana Marins, 26, fell into a ravine near Mount Rinjani’s crater after lagging behind her guided hiking group.
• The Indonesian National Search and Rescue Agency deployed 50 rescuers with mountaineering equipment but halted descent midway due to safety concerns.
• Thick fog and sudden weather changes prevented helicopter access and restricted ground operations on the volcano’s steep slopes.
• Drones equipped with thermal cameras supplied her with water and food before confirming her body’s position on Tuesday.
• Brazil’s foreign ministry announced her death with deep sadness and will coordinate with Indonesian officials on repatriating her remains.