Volcano Tour Guide Breaks Silence Amidst Fury Over Tourist’s Harrowing Ordeal and Rescue Controversy
Ever wonder how a volcano hike could spiral into a heart-wrenching drama that shakes faith in those meant to save lives? Juliana Marins, a lively 26-year-old Brazilian dancer, embarked on what should have been an exhilarating adventure up Indonesia’s Mount Rinjani—only to tragically slip and fall hundreds of feet, sparking a rescue operation clouded by harsh weather and fierce accusations. Her family, grieving and seeking answers, has publicly called out the local search and rescue team for what they describe as “great negligence.” Did the mountain’s fury conceal mistakes, or is this a harsh reminder of nature’s indifferent peril, even for those prepared to face it? Dive into this story of tragedy, controversy, and a family’s relentless pursuit of justice. LEARN MORE
The family of Juliana Marins, the Brazilian tourist who lost her life after falling from a cliff during a hike on a volcano in Indonesia, has blamed the local search and rescue team for the young woman’s tragic passing.
Authorities announced on Tuesday (June 24) that the body of the 26-year-old dancer had been found on Mount Rinjani, located on Lambok Island, after she slipped and fell hundreds of feet down the active volcano during a hike on Saturday (June 21).
Officials said the rescue operation was hindered by challenges such as bad weather and low visibility, but Juliana’s family accused rescuers of “great negligence.”
“Juliana suffered great negligence on the part of the rescue team,” the family posted on social media on Wednesday (June 25).
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