The Brazilian tourist was found days after falling into the famous volcano in Indonesia

The Brazilian government and the rescue agency in Indonesia said on Tuesday after an effort to search and rescue for days.

Attempts to evacuate Juliana Marines, 26, who lost on Saturday in Mount Ringani, on the island of Lombok, were disabled by challenging the weather and terrain after the authorities monitored her uncontrolled body with a drone.

“The Brazilian government, with deep sadness, informs the death of the Brazilian tourists Juliana Marines, who fell from a cliff surrounding the trail near the Mount Ringani hole,” the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs He said in a statement.

“At the end of four days of work, which hindered the negative weather, terrain and the conditions of vision in the region, teams from the Indonesian National Rescue and Rescue Agency found the body of the Brazilian tourists.”

The head of the Indonesian National Search and Rescue Agency said that the rescuers were found without response and will evacuate her body on Wednesday morning due to bad weather.

“One of the rescuers managed to reach the victim at a depth of 600 meters, when verifying that there are no signs of life,” he told reporters. “Three rescuers approached the victim and confirmed that she had died.”

The Instagram account, which provides updates from the Marins family throughout the search effort, said that Marins had been found on Tuesday.

“Today, the rescue team managed to reach the place where Juliana Marines was. With great sadness, we inform you that it did not survive,” the account that collected more than 1.5 million followers since Marines lost, He wrote in a publication on Tuesday.

“We are still very grateful for all the prayers, affection and support messages we have received.”

The authorities said earlier that Marines had fallen and had monitored them, but were not moving.

The officials said earlier Reuters news news agency That Marines was about 500 feet when she was first present, but she fell to more than 1,600 feet by Monday.

Mount Ranjani National Park He said in a previous post on social media Rescue teams used the heat aircraft, mountain climbing equipment and a helicopter to reach the Brazilian.

The authorities said that the rescuers on Saturday heard Marines screaming for help and at that time, CBS News BBC News mentioned.

Marines’s latest posts on Instagram appear on her back about Thailand and Vietnam before arriving in Indonesia.

Island Lombok is a tourist destination known for its ideal beaches and lush green spaces, and many try to climb Ranjani, the second volcano in Indonesia, because of its panoramic views.

In 2018, hundreds of hikers and ways were cut off due to the landslides on the mountain after 6.4 degrees The earthquake hit the island. At least 17 were killed across the island, including one on the mountain.