These 'ghost villages' in Indonesia are all that remain after years of volcanic eruptions from Mount Sinabung
An abandoned home and storefront in Sinabung, Indonesia.
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- In 2010, Mount Sinabung erupted for the first time in 400 years in Sumatra, Indonesia.
- The massive blast of lava and ash forced all villagers in the surrounding area to leave their homes.
- These eerie photos show the lives left behind in the places the government no longer deems safe.
Indonesia has 120 active volcanoes, and Mount Sinabung is one of the most dangerous.
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