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0:59Now PlayingFollowing the devastating eruption on Sumbawa Island, the landscape was left barren and lifeless, coated in ash and pyroclastic material. Travel was perilous, with fissures and cracks marking the sterile ground. Yet amidst the devastation, patches of green began to emerge—a testament to nature’s resilience and power to heal. These small verdant spots became the starting points for vegetation to reclaim and restore the scarred land, exemplifying the enduring cycle of destruction and renewal.
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