Dramatic footage and tourists run as Mount Etna

Mount Etna is one of the world’s largest volcanoes, today leads to tourist dramatic footage, which is running away from its slope.

Social media was built into the air at a distance of a mile of gases, ash, and rock as footage, which shows people out of the mountain, which is a popular tourist destination for people going to Sicily.

ETNA is the largest volcano in Europe, twice the height of Mount Vesuvius that famous is famous for Pompei. Mount Etna, despite being one of the world’s most active volcanoes, has not exploded for more than a decade.

Despite the huge explosion, ash is expected to remember the city that is located in the leg of Mount Etna, Caitenia. Along with the city airport, nearby Palermo also remain open.

Fortunately, everyone looks safe and although the volcanic lava is spewing lava, it is not expected to be hit in any manufactured areas.

Geologists monitoring the recent explosion of Mount Etah believe that the part of the volcano pit may have collapsed, resulting in the material sloping down.

Although pyrocklastic flow can cause severe risk, authorities have not given any immediate threat to the surrounding areas, towards BBC,

According to the latest update by Italian National Institute of Geophysics and Volcano (INGV), volcano debris has not gone beyond the valley of Sher – accessible to tourists going towards the summit.

The institute reported the first signs of increased volcanic activity at 12.40 AM, later confirmed a “Strombolian” explosion. These explosions are usually marked by the explosion of lava due to the construction of gas pressure in the magma chamber. When the gas bubbles grow and burst on the surface, they induce volcanic materials in the air – a process is often compared to the release of pressure from a shaking carbonated drink.