Police said their decision 'follows extensive shoreline and substantial aerial searches'.
The eruption on White Island - a popular tourist destination - happened on 9 December.
There were 47 people on the island, with 24 from Australia, nine from the US, five from New Zealand, four from Germany, two from China, two from the UK, and one from Malaysia. Last week, police released the names of 17 victims - all of them from Australia, New Zealand, or the US. They said Mr Marshall-Inman, a local tour guide, and Ms Langford, who was on the island with her family, were missing but presumed dead.Related Topics
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