Rescue operations resumed in Mt. Ontake

OTAKI, Japan - Photo taken on Oct. 7, 2014, shows a Self-Defense Forces helicopter approaching Mt. Ontake located in central Japan, whose eruption has claimed more than 50 lives so far, while many people are still missing there. Rescue operations were resumed for the first time in three days.

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