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✓ Published: 13-Apr-2024
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Sangre Chiquito residents are curious as to whether there is some type of volcanic activity under their recreation ground, as sulfurous fumes have been causing them months of discomfort and have even sent some to the hospital. Here's their story.
Sangre Chiquito residents are curious as to whether there is some type of volcanic activity under their recreation ground, as sulfurous fumes have been causing them months of discomfort and have even sent some to the hospital. Here's their story.
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