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Mount Etna erupted on July 5, 2026, leading to a red alert and the suspension of flights at Catania Airport. Ash emissions began early in the morning, creating a cloud that reached approximately 1.5 kilometers in height. Flights were diverted to Palermo, and parts of Catania Airport will remain closed until the following morning.
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Mount Etna erupted on July 5, 2026, leading to a red alert and the suspension of flights at Catania Airport. Ash emissions began early in the morning, creating a cloud that reached approximately 1.5 kilometers in height. Flights were diverted to Palermo, and parts of Catania Airport will remain closed until the following morning.
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