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Le bilan de l'éruption du volcan Marapi, le plus actif de l'île de Sumatra, en Indonésie, est passé à 22 morts, a indiqué mardi un responsable des secours. The post En Indonésie, le bilan de l'éruption du volcan Marapi s'élève désormais à 22 morts appeared first on Haiti24.
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