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[Title] => Reports: 8 dead, 13 missing in Hiroshima landslide
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[Title] => Pyrenees slopes open for rare June ski weekend
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[Title] => Ecuador urges 4 villages to evacuate near volcano
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[Title] => Sorsogon folk warned of lahar
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A major landslide buried an entire village in Leyte following heavy rains early last year. Some 2,000 people lost their lives and houses were swamped by the flow of mud. Around the world, landslides kill thousands of people each year and cause extensive property damage or loss, especially in heavily populated mountainous regions.
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When a volcano is as active as Mount Mayon in Albay, common sense dictates that one should stay away from the slopes and the path of lahar.
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November 29, 2011 - 8:30am
