Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old Brazilian dancer and publicist, fell 600 meters while trekking Indonesia’s Mount Rinjani. Miraculously, she survived the fall, injured, stranded, and begging for help as drones spotted her near a crater. But no rescue team ever made it to her in time. For nearly four days, Juliana suffered alone in brutal conditions before dying without aid. Her death has sparked outrage online, with many calling it an act of negligence, not nature. The trail was advertised as safe and led by a guide, yet offered no real emergency support. Critics now question why such routes are sold to tourists if rescue is impossible when it matters most.
