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A Brazilian tourist who fell to hundreds of feet near an asset volcano In Indonesia was found dead after a four -day research and rescue effort.
Juliana Marins, 26, climbed to Mont Rinjani with a group led by a guide when she slipped and fell from a cliff on the side of the mountain near the second highest steering wheel in Indonesia on June 21.
Indonesian rescuers were finally able to reach the body of sailors on June 24, According to the BBC.
“With great sadness, we inform you that she has not survived,” said the family of sailors In a declaration on social networks. “We remain very grateful for all prayers, affection messages and the support we have received.”
The Brazilian government also confirmed that sailors had been found dead after the days of rescue efforts that were hampered by difficult weather conditions.
“After four days of work, hampered by weather conditions, land and visibility unfavorable in the region, teams from the Indonesian research and rescue agency found the body of the Brazilian tourist,” he said in a statement, According to Reuters.
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Indonesian authorities said on Monday that sailors were on the mountain and fell at around 1,600 feet. She appeared motionless, according to drone images.
Savings’ Sister, Marianna, said at the Brazilian exit fantástico That her sister was abandoned by her guide on the path for more than an hour before falling.
On Tuesday, the authorities said they were preparing to send rescuers to a helicopter to reach sailors, according to Muhamad Hariyadi, head of the City of Mataram research and rescue office.
Hariyadi called “very risky” rescue operations and noted that sailors fell from a cliff on the mountain and not in the volcano crater. Hariyadi said that the soft sand of the area made sailors’ recovery using strings.
Hariyadi said that sailors, who was initially located on Saturday, had slipped further on the sandy field of the cliff. It was 150 meters depth during its first discovery, but had slipped 500 meters on Monday morning.
“One of the rescuers managed to reach the victim at a depth of 600 meters, checking that there was no sign of life,” he told journalists.
Hariyadi said three rescuers got closer to sailors and confirmed that she died.
Efforts to recover the body of sailors should resume early Wednesday morning.
The Indonesian Minister of Forests Raja Juli Antoni said in a statement that the Rinjani Mount Hiking Trail would be closed to facilitate the evacuation effort and the respect of sailors and his family.
Several tourists died in accidents during hiking in the volcano in recent years, according to local media, including a Malaysian tourist who also fell from a cliff last month.
– with reuters files
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