Teen’s drowning forces Indonesia to confront bystander effect: ‘no one helped her’
A 17-year-old girl, Elmi Febrianti, drowned at the Apparalang tourist site in Bulukumba regency, Indonesia, on Sunday. She was swept out to sea by a large wave while at a clifftop known for selfies.

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AI-generatedA 17-year-old girl, Elmi Febrianti, drowned at the Apparalang tourist site in Bulukumba regency, Indonesia, on Sunday. She was swept out to sea by a large wave while at a clifftop known for selfies. The incident has led to national reflection on the bystander effect, as she was filmed after being pulled into the water. Rescue efforts were complicated by the site's difficult coastline. The article does not state that no one helped her, only that she was filmed.
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5 extractedThe Apparalang tourist site is known for its turquoise waters and dramatic limestone cliffs.
Elmi Febrianti was at a clifftop selfie spot when a large wave struck and dragged her out to sea.
A 17-year-old girl named Elmi Febrianti drowned after being swept out to sea at the Apparalang tourist site.
The lack of an easily accessible coastline complicated rescue efforts.
The incident has prompted soul-searching in Indonesia about the bystander effect.