Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Indonesia to Review Mt. Rinjani Safety After Climber Death
A climber from Brazil sadly died while climbing Mount Rinjani in Indonesia.
She fell into a deep ravine while with her friends and a guide.
The authorities are now looking at how to make climbing safer.
They plan to check the rules and the climbing setup to prevent similar accidents in the future.
The rescuers had a difficult time getting to her due to bad weather and the mountain's remote location.
Officials are working together to improve safety for everyone who climbs the mountain.
Indonesian authorities will review Mount Rinjani climbing safety after a Brazilian climber's death.
A 27-year-old Brazilian climber died after falling into a ravine on Mount Rinjani.
The victim was climbing with six friends and a local guide.
The evacuation was delayed due to extreme weather and the remote location.
Authorities will reassess the climbing system, including existing regulations, to prevent future tragedies.
- Who
- Authorities in Indonesia and the family of the Brazilian climber JDSP.
- What
- Review of climbing safety at Mount Rinjani following the death of a Brazilian climber.
- When
- The incident occurred on June 25, with the rescue and investigation ongoing.
- Where
- Mount Rinjani, Lombok Island, Indonesia.
- Why
- To prevent future climbing accidents and improve safety conditions.
- Victim's Nationality
- Brazilian
- Victim's Age
- 27
- Location of Incident
- Mount Rinjani
- Route
- Sembalun route
- Depth of Ravine
- 600 meters
- Official Response
- Review of safety protocols and regulations