Indonesia rescuers evacuate all climbers from Marapi volcano after eruption killed 23

Rescuers have evacuated all of the climbers who were trapped on Indonesia's Marapi volcano, a spokesperson for the search and rescue agency said on Wednesday, after it erupted this week, killing 23 people. There were 75 climbers at the time on 2,891-metre (9484.91 ft) high Marapi, one of Sumatra's most active volcanoes, when it began spewing gray clouds of ash as high as 3 kilometres (2 miles) into the sky on Sunday. Jody Haryawan, a spokesperson for the rescue team, said one missing climber was found on Wednesday afternoon.