Italy: Mount Etna Erupts, Spewing Smoke and Ash Over Sicily 3

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Italy: Mount Etna Erupts, Spewing Smoke and Ash Over Sicily 3

Mount Etna erupted in Sicily, Italy, spewing smoke and ash on Monday, June 2. The Toulouse Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre warned that the volcanic ash plume could reach approximately 6,400 meters.

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  • 2025/6/02 21:20:41
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  • Sicily, Video Location: Taormina, 2025, Italy Video Recording Date/Time: June 2

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