Brazilian dancer meets tragic end inside a volcano

In a tragic end to a dangerous adventure, Indonesian authorities announced the discovery of the body of 26-year-old Brazilian dancer and influencer Juliana Marins, four days after she disappeared inside the crater of an active volcano on the island of Lombok. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Accident details: Horrific fall during mountain climbing trip

Juliana was soloing on the famous Mount Rinjani, which stands at nearly 3,700 meters and is considered one of Indonesia's most prominent natural landmarks, particularly due to its enchanting volcanic lake, Segara Anak. While climbing with a small group of hikers, she felt extremely exhausted, so the guide advised her to stop for a rest and leave her alone for a while. However, when he returned, he found no sign of her.

Investigations: Fatal landslide on volcanic slope and failure to reach her in time

Initial investigations indicate that Marines slipped from a high ledge overlooking the volcano's crater and fell 300 meters down a precarious rocky slope, ending in an isolated volcanic valley. Some tourists in the area heard cries for help, prompting authorities to launch an urgent four-day rescue operation involving specialist teams from Mount Rinjani National Park.

Emotional moments captured by a drone: Juliana was still alive

In heartbreaking drone footage, Juliana is seen stranded on a rocky slope, looking exhausted and drained, without food or water, amid harsh weather conditions including heavy fog and bitter cold. However, rescue teams faced extremely difficult challenges, including the shortness of the ropes used for rappelling, poor visibility, and the fact that the ropes' location had changed over time, making it difficult to reach and rescue them in a timely manner.

The painful end to an adventure documented on social media

On Tuesday morning, Indonesian authorities officially announced the discovery of Juliana Marins' body, bringing to an end an adventure she had been chronicling moment by moment on her social media accounts. Juliana, who has visited several Asian countries during her trip, including Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, is known among her followers for her love of adventure, travel, and nature. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Official investigation into the accident and safety measures for mountain trips

Despite the intensive efforts of rescue teams, the Marines' final expedition ended in tragedy. Indonesian authorities announced an official investigation into the circumstances of the incident and a review of safety protocols for active mountaineering expeditions.