US EditionEthiopia's Hayli Gubbi Volcano Erupts After 10,000 Years
The eruption sent ash plumes up to 14 km high, disrupting flights across India and West Asia with multiple cancellations and reroutes, the India Meteorological Department reported.
- Thick ash clouds rose up to 14 kilometers, affecting regions including Yemen and Oman.
- Local administrator Mohammed Seid stated that there were no casualties, but the eruption posed economic risks for the community of livestock herders.
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Eruption of long-dormant Ethiopian volcano subsides
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Volcanic activity in northern Ethiopia’s long-dormant Hayli Gubbi volcano subsided Tuesday, days after an eruption that left a trail of destruction in nearby villages and caused flight cancellations after ash plumes disrupted high-altitude flight paths. Villages in the district of Afdera in the Afar region were covered in ash, officials said residents were coughing, and livestock found their grass and water totally covere…
The sleeping volcano Hayli Gubbi has come to life after millennia. His ash cloud travels across several countries.
The sleeping volcano Hayli Gubbi has come to life after millennia. His ash cloud travels across several countries.
The sleeping volcano Hayli Gubbi has come to life after millennia. His ash cloud travels across several countries.
The sleeping volcano Hayli Gubbi has come to life after millennia. His ash cloud travels across several countries.
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