Saudiers are looking for Brazilian tourists Juliana Marins in Volcano in Indonesia

Indonesian rescuers are looking for a Brazilian tourist who has fallen while hiking near Mount Rinjani, an active volcano.

The media of Brazil and the woman’s family indicated him as a 26-year-old Juliana Marins, hiking a group when he lost 06:30 local time on Saturday.

Brazilian authorities say he has fallen from “a cliff that surrounds the passage next to the volcanic crater”.

Search and rescue attempts so far do not succeed due to severe terrain and foggy period, according to Indonesian authorities.

Rural Rural Park Authorities say a social media post heard Saturday Saturday with MS Marins shouts. At the time he was safe, even though he appeared to be surprised, they said.

Drone footage and other clips filed with hikers around online and carried by media media also shown that he was alive on Saturday. She was seen sitting and round the gray land, under a hiking path.

But later that day the savares could not be found when they descended 300m (984ft) where they believed that he was located, nor responded to him.

Sunday morning, the footage showed that he was not in his location, said authorities in the Park, which increased that thick fog restricts saving efforts and affected the use of thermal drones.

On Monday the savior finds again in MS Marins again, showing more, but should stop work because of the “climate of climate”.

The savares “just develop 250m, they have a 350m left to reach Juliana but they are withdrawn”, the family says their social media account.

The family also admits that the park remains open and that tourists still hiking the same route “while Juliana has not yet been water! No waterfall, eating or warm clothes in three days!”

The BBC is contacted with Ms Marins family and Mount Rinjani Park authority for comment.

In interviews with the Brazilian TV network sphere, two members of Ms Marins group described the hike as difficult.

One said the climb “is very hard” and “very cold, it’s really hard”.

One said at the time of the accident Ms Marins was on the back of the group hiking in their guidance. “It’s too early, before sunrise, in bad sight conditions with a simple lantiner lighting the ground hard and slippery,” he said.

The Brazilian President Ministry says a statement negotiated with the Indonesian government and has sent two employees to the Embassy to monitor rescue efforts.

Satyawan Pudyatmoko, an officer from the Ministry of the forest in Indonesia, said on Monday the riders of their salvation, while hiking.

In 2022 a Portuguese man died after falling on a cliff on the summit of the rural rich. In May this year, an Malaysian hiker died after the fall while climbing the volcano.

At length of over 3,700m, the rich rinjani is the second highest volcano in Indonesia and a popular hiking area of ​​tourists.