02.06.2025 13:50
Mount Etna, located on the island of Sicily in Italy, erupted suddenly this morning, causing tourists to panic and flee. The massive cloud of smoke and ash raining down from Etna, the highest active volcano in Europe, plunged the area into chaos. A "red alert" warning was issued for aircraft passing through the airspace.
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The active volcano Etna in southern Italy erupted strongly and intensely with ash and lava due to a collapse in the southeastern crater in the morning hours.
According to information provided by the Etna Observatory of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) in Catania, a volcanic explosion occurred as a result of a collapse in a part of the southeastern crater of Mount Etna, which is at an altitude of 2,900 meters. Following the explosion, strong ash emissions and intense lava flow were observed from the crater.
ASH CLOUD REACHED 5 KILOMETERS IN HEIGHT
Initial observations recorded that the ash cloud reached a height of 5 kilometers. It was noted that the lava ejected simultaneously with the ash from the crater also reached the borders of the Lion Valley on the slopes of the volcano. It was stated that volcanic tremors have continued since last night.
TOURISTS IN THE AREA FLED
The volcanic explosion at Mount Etna was observable from nearby settlements such as Catania, and images reflected people trying to escape during the explosion. A "red code" warning was issued for planes passing through the area.
Mount Etna on the island of Sicily is the highest active volcano in continental Europe, standing at approximately 3,300 meters. Intense volcanic activity had also been observed in February, April, and May of this year.
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