Tourist survives after falling into the crater of an active volcano in Indonesia.

A tourist from Rio de Janeiro was found on Mount Rinjani in Indonesia. Juliana from Rio de Janeiro slipped while climbing the 3726-meter mountain Rinjani on the island of Lombok in Indonesia. This was reported by The Sun, citing the police.

According to police spokesman Nicolas Osman, the incident occurred when the tourist fell behind the group due to fatigue. 'The victim felt tired. The guide advised her to rest. However, when he returned for her, the woman was no longer there,' Osman explained.

The victim slipped, rolling nearly 300 meters down the slope before stopping by Segara Anak Lake. She spent three days in the crater without food and water.

Reports of the tourist's rescue had to be refuted

When the search began, rescuers heard the woman's screams and filmed her with a drone, but they could not rescue the tourist at that Time. The next morning, the drones did not locate Juliana. The following day she was found even lower, but due to weather conditions, the operation had to be interrupted.

Juliana's sister, Mariana Marins, refuted reports of a successful rescue: 'We received information that the rescue team delivered food, water, and warm clothing to Juliana. This is not true. So far, rescuers have not been able to reach her because the ropes were not long enough, and visibility was poor.'

The Brazilian Foreign Ministry reported that their embassy in Jakarta sent representatives to monitor the rescue operation. Juliana has been traveling in Asia since February. She previously visited Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines.

In the news about the tourist from Rio de Janeiro who had an accident while climbing Mount Rinjani in Indonesia, the important information is that the report of a successful rescue was refuted. The victim's sister emphasized that rescuers have not yet been able to carry out the rescue due to limited capabilities. The Brazilian Foreign Ministry is monitoring the situation and providing assistance in urgent measures.