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Situation at Etna: "This is an unusual eruption"

By with∅ut-me 14.08.2026 at 04:45 Uhr Accidents & Disasters Weather & Natural Disasters Travel & Tourism
TL;DR AI-generated The eruption of Mount Etna has been disrupting Catania Airport for about a week, causing flight cancellations and diversions. Volcanologist Boris Behncke stated that ash clouds pose the main threat to air traffic, with inhabited areas not currently endangered.

Source: tagesschau.de

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