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Thousands of People Evacuate After Mayon Volcano Spews Toxic Gas and Ash
Thousands of people living near a Philippine volcano have taken shelter in evacuation centers as officials warned Sunday of health risks from ash and toxic gases spewing from the rumbling crater.
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