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| The church in La Florida, Quito, in Ecuador, in the shadow of the freshly active Turngurahua volcano, a fortnight ago. 1400 people were evacuated from their homes, and the volcano spewed a column of ash up to 2.5 miles high. An inch of ash covered nearby villages, causing serious damage to crops |
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