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06.06.2006, 00:00 Uhr • Lesezeit: 1 Minute

Nach Erdbeben

JAKARTA. Neun Tage nach dem schweren Erdbeben auf der Insel Java hat die indonesische Regierung die Zahl der Toten von mehr als 6200 auf 5782 korrigiert. Indes wächst die Angst vor einem neuen Ausbruch des Vulkans Merapi. Gestern stieß er wieder Lava, Asche und heiße Gaswolken aus.

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