Japan volcano rescue effort resumes
Rescue teams in Japan have resumed their search for survivors of a volcanic eruption on Saturday. At least 31 people are believed to have died when Mount Ontake shot plumes of rock and ash into the air. Hundreds of hikers were on the volcano at the time of the eruption. Most walked down to safety but others were trapped. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports.
Japan volcano: Bid to reach hikers on Mount Ontake
Fire crews have blocked off the roads to Mount Ontake during the rescue operation Rescue efforts have resumed on Mount Ontake in Japan where dozens of hikers are thought to be stranded following the sudden eruption of the volcano. A military helicopter rescued two people after managing to land, officials said. At least 40 people have been injured, some seriously, and at least 30 others are missing
Japan volcano: Mt Ontake rescue teams find 31 bodies
Survivors filmed the eruption at close quarters and described volcanic rock falling "like hailstones" The bodies of 31 hikers have been found near the top of Japan's Mount Ontake a day after a sudden volcanic eruption. The hikers were not breathing and their hearts had stopped. The search for a total of 45 missing climbers has now been called off for the night. The volcano, about 200km (125 miles)
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