Eruption causes Catania Airport closure
Catania airports in Sicily were temporarily closed to air traffic due to dense emissions of volcanic ash from Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano. The ash cloud, which extends up to four kilometers in height and moves with the wind, caused the suspension of all takeoffs and landings until Sunday afternoon, with a red aviation alert—the highest level of warning. Additionally, a strong thunderstorm overnight led to disruptions in air travel, and volcanic activity continues to eject ash from the northeastern crater.
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