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Steam rises from the White Island volcano following the December 9 volcanic eruption, in Whakatane on December 11, 2019. The smouldering New Zealand volcano that killed at least six people is still too dangerous for emergency teams to recover bodies from, police said on December 11, warning that many tourists who escaped the island were so badly burned they were not yet out of danger. (Photo/Agencies)
A general view of the Whakaari, also known as White Island volcano, as seen from Ohope beach in Whakatane, New Zealand, December 11, 2019. (Photo/Agencies)
A sign advertising tours to the White Island volcano is seen at the harbour in Whakatane, two days after the volcano erupted, in New Zealand, December 11, 2019. (Photo/Agencies)
This handout photo taken and released by the Royal Australian Air Force on December 11, 2019 shows Sergeant Sheree Lewis (L) and Squadron Leader Justin Treble from No 3 Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron prepare equipment to load onto a C-130J Hercules prior to a mission to repatriate Australians who have been injured from the White Island volcanic eruption, at the Royal Airforce Base in Richmond. Three Royal Australian Air Force aircraft, with medical specialists and equipment, are supporting New Zealand to repatriate Australian victims of the volcanic eruption. (Photo/Agencies)
