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Old 03-14-2011, 01:58 PM
 
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As if they needed anything else right now...

Japan Volcano Eruption Intensifies Crisis: Hundreds Flee From Shinmoedake Volcano

More bad news for Japan has just come in. Their government weather agency says a volcano in southern Japan has resumed erupting. Shinmoedake volcano has begun erupting again after being quiet for a couple of weeks.

"The mountain is on Kyushu island, 950 miles (1,500 kilometers) from the epicenter of Friday's magnitude 8.9 earthquake


It's not close to the earthquake - but it's more that the country has to absorb. They are already in debt over their heads because of trying to use government stimulus to spark their markets.
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