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The eruption of Etna, which occurred on August 13, severely disrupts daily life and air traffic in Sicily. (translated)

The eruption of Mount Etna, the most active volcano in Europe, is disrupting air traffic in Sicily and Malta due to ash clouds, while attracting many tourists who enjoy the impressive spectacle of the lava flows and glowing rocks. (translated)
The persistent eruption of Etna is causing the prolonged closure of Catania airport in Sicily, disrupting air traffic and trapping many tourists during the peak summer season. (translated)
Mount Etna has erupted, leading to the suspension of flights to Catania airport and blocking tourists in Sicily due to volcanic ash. (translated)

Catania Airport in Sicily remains closed until at least Friday at 2:00 AM due to the ongoing eruption of Mount Etna, causing disruption for thousands of travelers during the high tourist season. (translated)
The eruption of Etna in Sicily is paralyzing air traffic, leading to the closure of the airports in Catania and Comiso and blocking thousands of travelers since Friday, as the volcano continues to spew significant amounts of ash and lava. (translated)
The eruption of Etna in Italy is causing major chaos with thousands of tourists stranded in Sicily due to the nearly complete cancellation of flights at Catania airport, affecting around 30,000 people. (translated)

After the eruption of Etna in Sicily, thousands of vacationers are stranded as Catania Airport is severely restricted in flight operations due to ash clouds, and many tourists have to extend their stays, while difficulties with accommodation and overpriced shuttle services create additional problems. (translated)

The new eruption of Etna in Sicily has caused the blockage of thousands of tourists and the cancellation of hundreds of flights, affecting about 30,000 people due to the significant emission of ash and incandescent rocks. (translated)
Mount Etna is erupting again, emitting significant ash and disrupting flights at Catania Airport, while the maximum alert level has been declared due to the increased risk to aviation. (translated)
Due to the eruptive activity of Mount Etna, Catania Airport in Sicily has suspended all incoming flights following the release of volcanic ash into the atmosphere. (translated)

Catania Airport in Sicily has suspended all incoming flights until noon local time due to eruptions from Etna, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, which is emitting a dense cloud of smoke and ash. (translated)

The eruption of Etna in Sicily has forced Catania airport to suspend flight arrivals due to volcanic ash, while departures continue normally, with an update on the air situation expected at noon. (translated)

Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, has entered a new eruption phase, leading to the diversion of flights at Catania Airport and an increase in the alert level for air traffic to red, after a lava fountain and an ash cloud were observed. (translated)
