Etna Is Spewing Ash Again
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The Etna is again active and provides for alarm mood in Italy with huge throws. At Catania airport the highest warning level is now valid.
The Etna is again active and provides for alarm mood in Italy with huge throws. At Catania airport the highest warning level is now valid.
Mount Etna on the Italian island of Sicily has once again started spewing ash, reaching a height of four kilometers. The Italian Institute of Volcanology (INGV) has raised the aviation alert to the highest level, red, due to the volcano's activity.
Due to the continued emission of volcanic ash, the warning level for aviation at Etna has been raised to red. Thus, the ash cloud reached an estimated altitude of about four kilometres above sea level and moved in a south-eastern direction.
Vulcanologists monitor the development using a network of optical cameras and thermal imaging cameras.
Arrivals limited to 10 per hour (ANSA)
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