Mount Etna, Europe's largest active volcano, erupted dramatically, sending an impressive plume of ash and smoke into the sky. Officials assured the public that the volcanic activity posed no significant threat, raising the alert level at nearby Catania airport while flights continued without disruption. The eruption, caused by the collapse of the southeast crater, marked the 14th eruptive phase in recent months. Authorities closed off the summit for safety, while local leaders affirmed that lava flows remained contained within the volcano, ensuring the safety of residents and visitors.
The recent eruption of Mount Etna, Europe's largest active volcano, showcased a dramatic plume of ash and smoke but posed no danger to local residents.
Sicily's Mount Etna erupted spectacularly, with the event being triggered by the collapse of part of the southeast crater, resulting in hot lava flows.
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