International news inside: Crews fail to locate last 2 New Zealand volcano victims due to toxic ash, gas

Sunday, December 15, 2019

Crews fail to locate last 2 New Zealand volcano victims due to toxic ash, gas - #fail

Crews fail to locate last 2 New Zealand volcano victims due to toxic ash, gas - #New

Ten of the dead are thought to be Australians. Of the 47 people on White Island when it erupted, 24 were Australian citizens and four more were permanent residents of Australia. - #New -

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