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Brazilian Backpacker’s Sister Denies Aid Claims After Volcano Fall
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The family disputes reports about assistance given to Juliana Marins after her accident on Mount Rinjani in Asia.
The sister of Juliana Marins, a Brazilian woman backpacking through Asia, has refuted claims that her sister received water and food after falling during a trek on the Rinjani volcano. The facts, initially released by authorities in the Asian country on Saturday (21), has been called false by the sister.
“Juliana Marins, who was doing a backpack through Asia, fell during a trail to the Rinjani volcano.”
The family is seeking further clarification on the circumstances surrounding the incident and the rescue efforts.
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- What are the main dangers of volcano trekking?
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