CANBERRA, Australia - Australia's prime minister said Tuesday that 11 Australians remained unaccounted for and 13 had been hospitalized after a volcano eruption in New Zealand. Three Australians were suspected to be among the initial five confirmed dead, Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters in Sydney. "I fear there is worse news to come over the course of perhaps today or over the next few days," Morrison said. "This is a terrible tragedy, a time of great innocence and joy interrupted by the horror of that eruption," he added. Australians were the largest group of nationalities that were exploring White Island when...
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