Vulcan video: Etna in Sicily spits lava and ash
In the night, a new vent opened at an altitude of about 1,900 meters, from which dense lava flows penetrate to the outside – this is confirmed by the Italian
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In the night, a new vent opened at an altitude of about 1,900 meters, from which dense lava flows penetrate to the outside – this is confirmed by the Italian Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV). Home World Volcano video: Etna in Sicily spits lava and ash Stand: 11.08.2026, 17:35 Comments Follow us on Google Europe's most active volcano paralyzes Sicily's air traffic: Over 30,000 vacationers have been stuck for days – including many Germans. All landings were suspended until 7 p.m.
Furthermore, Europe’s most active volcano emits large amounts of ash and blistering rock from two craters at 2,360 and 2,750 metres above sea level. Due to the ash clouds over Catania Airport, more than 200 flights had to be diverted or cancelled. 30,000 people affected – what stranded holidaymakers are now experiencing According to estimates, around 30,000 people are affected, including many Germans.
In addition, The ash rain also burdens everyday life on the island – at 35 degrees Celsius, the fine volcanic dust remains on the skin due to sweat. At the same time, traders exploit the situation: A shuttle bus from Catania to Palermo was charged up to 700 euros, according to Italian actor Filippo Laganà.
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In the night, a new vent opened at an altitude of about 1,900 meters, from which dense lava flows penetrate to the outside – this is confirmed by the Italian Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV).
reliability low1/2 sourcesHome World Volcano video: Etna in Sicily spits lava and ash Stand: 11.08.2026, 17:35 Comments Follow us on Google Europe's most active volcano paralyzes Sicily's air traffic: Over 30,000 vacationers have been stuck for days – including many Germans.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAll landings were suspended until 7 p.m.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEurope’s most active volcano emits large amounts of ash and blistering rock from two craters at 2,360 and 2,750 metres above sea level.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDue to the ash clouds over Catania Airport, more than 200 flights had to be diverted or cancelled.
reliability low1/2 sources30,000 people affected – what stranded holidaymakers are now experiencing According to estimates, around 30,000 people are affected, including many Germans.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe ash rain also burdens everyday life on the island – at 35 degrees Celsius, the fine volcanic dust remains on the skin due to sweat.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAt the same time, traders exploit the situation: A shuttle bus from Catania to Palermo was charged up to 700 euros, according to Italian actor Filippo Laganà.
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