Experts call for better observation network on Ontake volcanic activity

Experts call for better observation network on Ontake volcanic activity

FUKUOKA, Japan - Experts gather for the Volcanological Society of Japan's emergency discussion session on Nov. 2, 2014, in Fukuoka City, southwestern Japan, on the eruption of Mt. Ontake. Participants emphasized the need for continued observation of its volcanic activities and strengthening of observation networks.

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