Search teams withdraw from Mt. Ontake

Search teams withdraw from Mt. Ontake

OTAKI, Japan - Self-Defense Forces personnel load boxes in the central Japan village of Otaki on Oct. 17, 2014, after search efforts for missing climbers on Mt. Ontake were called off the previous day for the remainder of the year. Its eruption claimed 56 lives, while seven people are still listed as missing.

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