Rescuers seek Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins in Indonesian volcano

Rescuers in Indonesia are looking for a brazilian tourist near the crater of Mount Rinjani, while walking near the active volcano mountain.

Brazilian media and woman’s family identified him as 26-year-old Juliana Marins, 26 years old, when the family was missing at 06:30 (23:30 GMT Friday).

The Brazilian government said that “a cliff covering the trace next to the crater of the volcano.”

According to the Indonesian government, search and rescue attempts have failed so far due to extreme terrain and foggy weather.

Rinjani Park officials said on Saturdays in a social media post that rescuers heard the cry for help. He was safe, although it turned out to be in shock.

Other clips that are ribbed by Drone images and online turnoverers and are filled by the Brazilian media and show that the other clips are also alive on Saturday. He saw that he sat around the gray soil under the living and walking road.

However, the day later, the rescuers could not find it when they responded to where they were in 300 m (984ft), and when they responded to him.

On Sunday morning, Drone showed that the images were not in its place, he said that the thick fog was in the use of the rescue efforts and the use of the heating drone.

On Monday, the rescuers could once again find MS MARINS, but they had to stop working for the family due to “climatic conditions”.

Rescuers were “250 m less than 250 m, 350 million to reach Juliana, but they were back,” he said in social media accounts.

The family claimed that the park was open and tourists still went for a walk on the same route.

The official of the Ministry of Forestry, Satyawan Pudyatmoko, told BBC on Monday that after evaluating the “will not violate the evacuation process”, the route was not closed.

“Climbers were warned and focused on not approaching the evacuation site,” he added that some mountaineers ordered some climbers online and went to Rinjani mountain.

“To close the rise, it would be potential for chaos for these climbers,” he said.

BBC, MS Marins’s family and Rinjani Park officials contacted for comments.

On Tuesday, MS Marins’ family wrote on social media that the rescue operation was rebuilt for him.

In interviews with Brazilian TV network Globo, the MS Marins group described the hike as difficult as two members in the group.

One, the climb was “really hard” and “It was very cold, really really tough,” he said.

During another accident, MS Marins was behind the walking group with the guide. “It was really early in the bad visibility, which is a simple flashlight to illuminate the area of ​​difficult and slippery, before sunrise,” he said.

The Brazilian Foreign Ministry has contacted the Indonesian government and sent two embassies to watch rescue work, he said.

Mr. Satyawan, Forestry official, Monday climbers must prioritize their security during walking.

A Portuguese man died after a cliff at the top of Mount Rinjani in 2022. In May of this year, a Malaysian hiking died after falling on volcanoes.

Rinjani, a height of more than 3,700 m, is a popular walk with Rinjani’s second tallest volcano and tourists in Indonesia.