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Italy: New Etna eruption spews ash and closes airport

Aggiunto 2 anni fa

Mount Etna blasted a massive 12-kilometer-high (7.5-mile) pillar of volcanic ash into the sky over the Italian island of Sicily on Monday. Vincenzo Bellini international airport in nearby Catania closed due to the eruption. Limited air traffic has since resumed but will be "restricted until the end of the #Etna emergency." (www.dw.com) Altro...

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Keith Brown 2 anni fa 4

I spent a few days in Catania, and there was always lava spilling out of Etna, but nothing like this. You just never know...

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Steve Stein 2 anni fa 1

As if we needed something else happening in this world.

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Keith Brown 2 anni fa 1

Eh... we'll get over it. Don't believe everything you read, or these days, even see. Relax, have a drink, chill...

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Steve Stein 2 anni fa 1

Life is like a box of chocolates then? :)

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Keith Brown 2 anni fa 1

Absolutely! (depending on the choices and decisions you've made). Nice reference though, cheers!

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steve truax 2 anni fa -1

Ban him for life! Aircraft are no place for idiots. We all have feel safe.Today is alot different from yester year USN Ret.

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Bill Butler 2 anni fa 2

Huh? You must be a fighter pilot. That remark is indeciferable. Are you off frequency? :). USN (Ret)

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