Village office opens on Miyake Island

Village office opens on Miyake Island

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of the Miyake Village government resume work at a temporary office on Miyake Island, located in the Pacific some 180 kilometers south of Tokyo, on Feb. 1 as an evacuation order, which was imposed more than four years ago due to volcanic activity, will be lifted later in the day. (Kyodo)

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