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 Lombok 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.”
