Etna volcano has erupted again in Italy on the island of Sicily. This is reported by the British newspaper The Mirror. This is the second eruption of Etna in a week.
Etna erupted on Wednesday evening, sending “stunning puffs of smoke” into the night sky. A video has emerged on social media showing puffs of smoke, debris and lava.
According to the source, flights at Catania airport were stopped in the city and several flights were postponed. The re-eruption occurred a week after the first one, which caused massive destruction.
Etna is considered the highest and most active volcano in Europe, it is located on the Sicilian coast. The volcano is included in the UNESCO heritage list.
Recall that a damaged helicopter was found near the volcano in Kamchatka. The Etna volcano erupted in Sicily.