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"Rescuers recovered the body of a hiker Saturday after Mt. Dukono erupted Friday" as search continues for two missing climbers.
"Indonesia’s volcanology agency reported multiple eruptions from early Saturday through late morning that produced ash columns as high as 10,000 feet above the crater."
"The location of the bodies of two Singaporean climbers remains unknown and rescue teams are continuing operations amid high volcanic activity."

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Mount Dukono erupted on Halmahera island, producing a large ash cloud and prompting ongoing rescue efforts.
Three hikers died and ten are missing as authorities work to locate those affected.
Five climbers were injured, and seven people had descended safely by the time of reporting.
Rescuers continue to search as authorities coordinate responses to the eruption.
The eruption prompted safety measures and area closures ahead of the incident.
The Guardian reports additional related eruptions in the region and evacuation activity.
Indonesia’s disaster management agency is leading the response.
The event occurred on Friday, adding to recent volcanic activity in Southeast Asia.
The report references related volcano incidents nearby for context.
The article highlights ongoing monitoring and safety advisories for hikers.

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Three hikers died after Mount Dukono's early morning eruption on Halmahera Island, with two others still unaccounted for.
About 20 hikers were on the slopes when the eruption happened, prompting authorities to restrict access to the crater area.
Authorities closed the area to visitors since April 17 due to rising seismic activity at the crater.
Residents were warned of volcanic ash rain and the threat of ejected rocks and lava flows.
Mount Dukono has been highly active, erupting nearly 200 times since March.
Officials urged residents and tourists to stay at least 4 km from the crater Malupang Warirang.
The search for the two missing hikers continued as rescue teams assessed safety amid ongoing eruptions.
Some climbers sustained minor injuries and were treated at hospitals.
Local guide described the eruption as the biggest he has witnessed, with ongoing activity after the initial blast.

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