Ship carrying evacuees sails near Mt. Usu for inspection

Ship carrying evacuees sails near Mt. Usu for inspection

TOYA, Japan - A ship carrying people evacuated from areas near the Mt. Usu volcano in southwestern Hokkaido sails on Lake Toya on a tour to inspect the extent of damage to the Lake Toya hot-spring resort (middle) caused by recent eruptions.

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