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Indonesian Volcano Erupts, Mt. Sinabung Prompts 1,300 to Evacuate
Indonesia's Mt. Sinabung erupted Sunday afternoon, billowing ash more than 4 miles into the air and prompting the evacuation of nearly 1,300 people from villages near the active volcano crater in the Karo plateau region of Northern Sumatra, about 1,200 miles from the capital Jakarta.
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