Eruption could occur on Miyakejima Island

Eruption could occur on Miyakejima Island

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a coordination office the Japanese government set up on June 26 at the crisis-management center in the annex of the prime minister's official residence in order to deal with a possible eruption on Miyakejima Island, some 200 kilometers south of Tokyo.

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