The eerie ghost villages in the shadow of Mount Sinabung: Blanketed in thick layer of volcanic ash, the towns left uninhabitable by Indonesian volcano's continuing eruptions

The volcano in North Sumatra began spewing ash and lava when it came to life in 2010 - forcing the evacuation of thousands of homes and the relocation of 30,000 local residents.

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