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Mount Etna's ongoing volcanic activity disrupts summer travel

Mount Etna's ongoing volcanic activity disrupts summer travelWorldPing

Ash spewing from Sicily's Mount Etna has closed the Italian island’s largest airport for the fifth consecutive day, stranding hundreds of summer holiday travellers during the busiest travel week of the year.

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