In 5 years, volcano trails where Brazilian fell recorded 180 accidents and 8 deaths, according to the Indonesian government

Juliana Marins did a backpack for Asia and, at dawn on Saturday (21), at the local time, plummeted in cliff on the path of the summit of Monte Rinjani. This is already the 4th day of searches in Indonesia. Monte Rinjani, Indonesia, in a photo of December 2014 Skyseeker/Flickr/Creative Commons The Indonesian National Park, where Brazilian Juliana Marins fell into a volcano during a trail on Mount Rinjani, one of the region’s most sought after tourist destinations, has reported 8 deaths and 180 accidents in the last 5 years. According to data from the Indonesian government itself, released in March this year, the National Park has recorded a significant increase in cases in recent years. The number of occurrences almost doubled last year compared to 2023. According to data office data from Monte Rinjani National Park, in 2021 there were 21 cases. The following year, 33 occurrences. In turn, in 2022 there were 31 incidents. Also according to the document, in 2023 there were 35 accidents. Last year, the number rose to 60. Of the total recorded rugged, 44 were foreign tourists and 136 local tourists. Deaths 2020: 2 Deaths 2021: 1 Death 2022: 1 Death 2023: 3 Deaths 2024: 1 Accident Deaths 2020: 21 Cases 2021: 33 Cases 2022: 31 Cases 2023: 35 Cases 2024: 60 Mount Rinjani National Park Increase is a Nature Conservation Area that since the post -pandemic period is in a growing number of visits. Click Click here and follow the profile of RJ1 on Instagram ✅ Signs the G1 Rio channel on WhatsApp and receive news from the great river direct on your mobile! Because of the increase in incidents, the Indonesian government issued an opinion in March to the immediate need to create a “standard operating procedure (POP)” for searching, rescuing and evacuation in the conservation unit. The document points to the need for protocol creation to ensure the safety of tourists, tourism entrepreneurs and organize rescue teams, with the objective of reducing risks to visitors. Map shows where Juliana fell reproduction/TV Globo The official report points out that the increase of people in the region has economic benefits to the local community, but also expands negative impacts on the ecosystem and raises the number of accidents and even cases of disappearances. According to the government, many occurrences are related to non -compliance with safety standards by tourists themselves, such as the lack of appropriate equipment, physical unpreparedness, ignorance of the terrain and disrespect for the demarcated trails. Among the most recorded types of accidents are falls and torsion, with 134 cases. To reduce the risk of accidents, alert plates were implemented in the most dangerous areas, the park also conducts visitors guidance at the trail entrances. Mount Rinjani, with 3,726 meters of altitude, is the second highest volcano in Indonesia and one of the most challenging trails in the country. The route can last two to four days and includes steep stretches, climate instability and high risks, especially in fog seasons. Other cases in 2016, about 400 tourists had to be removed from the same trail urgently due to the erupting process of the Rinjani volcano. This was the last time the volcano erupted. Between 2022 and 2025, three tourists died in trails in the Mount Rinjani region. The victims were a Portuguese man, a Swiss woman, and a Malay man. In 2022, 37 -year -old Boaz Bar Anam, born in Israel and Portuguese nationality, fell from a height of 150 meters as he tried to take a selfie on the edge of his summit on the Sembalun route. His body was only rescued after four days of searching on steep ground and unstable climate. The accident with Boaz drew more attention from the authorities because of his lack of care with security. Juliana Marins During her trip to Asia Reproduction on June 1, 2024, Swiss tourist Melanie Bohner died after falling during a climb on Mount Anak Dara in Sembalun. Although it has not occurred on the Mount Rinjani trail, the climb is in the same region. Melanie was found dead at the bottom of a ravine after traveling a non -official route and not recommended by local authorities. Melanie climbed the unofficial trail alone when she fell into a ravine. His body was found hours later by locals. The 57 -year -old tourist born in Malaysia fell from a 80 -meter ravine on the Torean trail after loosening a security rope. The fall occurred amid the dense fog, which made the rescue difficult. Rennie refused help from guides moments before the accident. All three cases involved falls in risky areas, often without proper use of safety equipment or on non -recommended trails. Juliana’s rescue The Niteroiense rescue team will have to go down the equivalent of a Corcovado for the slope of Mount Rinjani to get to the young woman, who on Saturday (21) fell into the volcano cliff. This Tuesday (24) is the 4th day of search for the tourist. At dawn in Brazil, middle of the afternoon in Indonesia, the profile created by Juliana’s family to concentrate official information reported that rescuers went down 400 meters by the slope, “but estimates that Juliana’s location is still 650 meters away.” “She was much further than she estimated yesterday.” Monte Rinjani National Park announced at dawn on Tuesday (24) in Brazil, middle of the afternoon in Indonesia, the temporary closure of the trail to the summit of the volcano. The measure was taken to accelerate Juliana’s rescue work. “Pelowangan Sembalun’s climbing trail to the Rinjani summit is temporarily closed, from June 24, 2025, indefinitely (until the evacuation process is officially completed),” the statement says. According to Juliana’s family, “the park authorities confirmed that they closed the last stretch of the trail, where rescue operations are being carried out, to avoid the curiosity of tourists.” Relatives said a drill and helicopter can be used. Read more Brazilian was abandoned by guide for an hour, says sister what is the trail for the volcano where Brazilian fell in Indonesia who is the Brazilian who fell on trail and expects rescue in Indonesia

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