Rescue operations resumed in Mt. Ontake

OTAKI, Japan - Rescue workers leave a central Japan village Otaki on Oct. 7, 2014, for Mt. Ontake, whose eruption has claimed more than 50 lives so far, while many people are still missing there.

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