Minor eruption at Mt. Aso

Minor eruption at Mt. Aso

Mt. Aso spews smoke on April 19, 2019, following a minor eruption at the volcano in the southwestern Japan prefecture of Kumamoto earlier in the day, the second this week. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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