Italy: Lava and Smoke Pour From Mount Etna in Latest Eruption 3

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Italy: Lava and Smoke Pour From Mount Etna in Latest Eruption 3

Mount Etna erupted again on Monday, August 10, disrupting flights at Catania Airport. The volcanic activity continued into Tuesday, August 11. This video shows lava flowing down the slopes of Mount Etna.

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  • Mount Etna, Sicily, 2026 at about 18:45h, NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: Valle del Bove, Italy Video Recording Date/Time: August 11

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