Dominant Juliana Marines An active volcano in Indonesia died after traveling on a trip.

New York Times On Saturday, June 26th, 26 -year -old Marines was climbing on Mount with a group.

“The Brazilian government informed with deep sorrow, Death Brazilian tourist Juliana Marines, who fell from a steep from the sidewalk near Rinjani's mounting hole, " CBS NewsThe

The statement also said, "After four days of work, groups of Indonesian national searches and rescue were interrupted by hostile weather, territory and visibility in the region."

The head of the Indonesian national inquiry and rescue agency Mohammad Saifi told the outlet that rescuers have considered Marine a response. His body is being removed on Wednesday, June 25, due to weather.

He told reporters, "One of the rescuers was able to reach the victim at a depth of 600 meters, checking that there was no sign of life."

An Instagram account created to focus on the search and rescue effort of Marines The news is confirmed This page has collected more than 1.6 million followers since the incident on Tuesday.

"Today, the rescue team was able to reach where the Juliana Marines was. Very sadly we told you he is not alive," the post read. "We are highly grateful for all the prayers we have received, affection and support."

Toward New York TimesThe Indonesian authorities said Monday, June 26th, that a Brazilian tourist - whose name they did not use - fell about 1,65 feet while in the mountains. Authorities have claimed that they have drone footage and the tourist was uninterrupted.

The next day, the authorities were preparing to send rescuers to a helicopter. Muhammad Haryadi, head of the search and rescue office in the city of Mataram, called the plan "extremely risky."

However, members of the Marines family complained that the Indonesian government complained to duplicate a video of his rescue and make false reports that he was given food and water after 17 hours, Haryhadi denied these claims. Haryadi claimed that rescue efforts were obstructed by the region and fog.

In videos published by the search and rescue team, the residents claim that they saw a light from a flashlight and a pole that was believed to be Marines but mentioned bad visibility. The Instagram account of Mount Rinjani National Park has claimed that the rescue helicopter could not reach the top of the hill due to the weather.

The Brazilian embassy in Indonesia has claimed that there was contact with local authorities about Marines.

Marins, who followed more than 269,000 on Instagram, often posted from his trip. Its last Instagram The post was uploaded earlier this month and included several snaps from Indonesia. He gave the caption of the carosel, "Never try to fly."