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Magma Build-up of Sakurajima Volcano in Japan Increases Chance of Major Eruption
Scientists fear that a devastating eruption might occur in Japan in the next 25 years. A devastating natural calamity might occur again in Japan. Due to magma accumulation of a volcano, an eruption is lurking in Japan reminiscent of the Sakurajima eruption in 1914 that caused earthquake, avalanches and tsunamis that left 58 people dead, injuring thousands and leaving many residents homeless.
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