Mori visits crisis management center for Miyakejima

Mori visits crisis management center for Miyakejima

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori visits a crisis management center for volcanic eruptions on Miyakejima on June 27, set up in an annex of the premier's official residence in Tokyo. The Meteorological Agency said an eruption may have begun under the sea off Miyakejima, a small island 180 kilometers south of Tokyo where 70% of residents have already evacuated.

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