Indonesian search team recovers Malaysian who fell on Rinjani trail


JAKARTA (Bernama): A Malaysian mountain climber reported to have fallen along the Banyu Urip trail on Mount Rinjani, Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara, has been found dead by Indonesia’s search and rescue (SAR) team on Sunday, according to the national park authorities.

The Mount Rinjani National Park Office (BTNGR) stated that the SAR team retrieved the body of the climber, identified by the initials RAG, aged 57, from the bottom of a ravine about 80 metres deep at 10.30am local time.

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