Land in Sidoarjo, Indonesia covered with mud

SIDOARJO, Indonesia - Land in Sidoarjo, Indonesia, continues to be covered with mud on Jan. 17, 2014, nearly eight years after a massive mud flow from underground engulfed a village during an appraisal exploration of a gas well. The ship (front) is sucking up the mud.

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