A Brazilian pole dancer who was left stranded inside a volcano in Indonesia after plunging almost 1,000ft down into a crater has died before rescue teams were able to reach her, family members said.
Juliana Marins, 26, was trekking up Mount Rinjani, the second largest volcano in Indonesia, when she slipped and fell from a hiking trail early morning on June 21.
The young woman, who worked as a publicist and pole dancer, plummeted off the edge of the trail overlooking the volcano's famous crater lake on the island of Lombok.
Shocking drone footage taken in the wake of the tumble showed an injured Ms Marins cowering in a rocky ravine, having rolled 984ft down the steep hill before coming to a stop.
Ms Marins, from Rio de Janeiro, was spotted by passing tourists after they heard her screams for help at the weekend.
