Mount Etna in Italy erupted, spewing ash and lava.

Mount Etna in Italy erupted, spewing ash and lava.

03.04.2025 23:10

It has been reported that Mount Etna, an active volcano in southern Italy, has erupted ash and lava.

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Mount Etna in Italy erupted ash and lava.







Mount Etna in Italy erupted ash and lava





VOLCANIC ACTIVITY LASTED 24 HOURS



The volcanic activity that started yesterday evening in the southeastern crater of Etna, which is about 3,300 meters high, continued until this evening. Reports from the Italian press, based on information from the Catania branch of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), stated that the volcano erupted ash and lava strongly, and the ash cloud dispersed to the east.







Mount Etna in Italy erupted ash and lava





RED CODE WARNING



Due to the intensity of volcanic activity at the volcano, the Catania branch of INGV issued a special red code warning for aircraft in the region in the morning hours, although it was reported that Catania's Fontanarossa Airport was not closed to flights.







Mount Etna in Italy erupted ash and lava





LAST ERUPTION WAS IN FEBRUARY



It was reported that the ash eruption activity that started yesterday evening decreased in the afternoon, and the warning for aircraft was gradually lifted. Mount Etna, located on the island of Sicily, which is the highest active volcano in continental Europe, last recorded volcanic activities such as intense ash and lava eruptions and lava flows in February, after the summer months of 2024.







Mount Etna in Italy erupted ash and lava





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