Damage from Mt. Merapi eruption in Indonesia

Damage from Mt. Merapi eruption in Indonesia

UMBULHARJO, Indonesia - A rescue worker walks past collapsed houses in the village of Umbulharjo in Indonesia on Oct. 28, 2010, caused by eruptions of volcano Mt. Merapi. (Kyodo)

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