The Etna volcano had a strong eruption at the Southeast Crater, with high ash columns and lava flows. No serious damage or ...

The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Etnean Observatory, has recorded new explosive activity at the ...

Italy's Mount Etna has erupted again after parts of its southeastern crater collapsed sending plumes of smoke and ash several kilometres above Europe's largest active volcano. #EuropeNews ...

A red alert issued for aviation authorities said the height of the volcanic cloud was estimated at 6.5km. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The massive ash cloud was moving in a west-southwest direction, according to the agency, known as INGV. The dramatic scene at Etna's southeast crater was caught on multiple webcams, spreading quickly ...

By noon local time, INGV Vulcani said in a social media post that the "explosive activity from the Southeast Crater has become a lava fountain," and infrared images posted by the group showed the ...

This was “probably produced by a collapse of material from the northern flank of the South-East Crater”, according to a statement from the institute. The hot pyroclastic material does not ...

Contextually, the explosive activity from the Southeast Crater has moved to a lava fountain.” According to GB News, an international news outlet, an institute spokesperson said "the values of ...

Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, or INGV, said the spectacle on Europe’s most active volcano was caused when part of the southeast crater collapsed, resulting in hot lava ...

Mount Etna erupted on June 2, sending ash plumes skyward. INGV reports intense Strombolian activity from the Southeast Crater, sparking concern among tourists ...

Although Mount Etna’s eruption didn’t pose a threat, you might not know it by looking at it. As tourists admired the eruption from the allowed distance, plumes of smoke billowed into the sky. It’s no ...

Italy's Mount Etna produced a spectacularly explosive eruption Monday morning, sending a ripple of reddish clouds down from its summit. The soaring ash rose to form a mushroom cloud high above ...