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Italy’s Mount Etna erupts, closing Sicily’s Catania Airport

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Mount Etna – Europe’s highest and most active volcano – erupted on Monday, causing a magnitude 3.3 earthquake and the closure of Sicily’s Catania Airport. (www.cnn.com) More...

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PeterAshby
Peter Ashby 4
Wrong report, actual date May 23rd 2023 , flights suspended at Catania.
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TheDogeof88
Chuck Lavazzi 4
Article with correct date: https://theweek.com/europe/1023692/italys-mount-etna-erupts-forcing-airport-closure
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nealand1
Neal Gelfand 6
This story is from 2018. Is this news?
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travistx
travistx 1
Yes, this is the wrong article. We were there during this latest airport closure, but thankfully, we didn't have to travel until a couple of days later.
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