Mount Etna Eruption Disrupts Sicily's Catania Airport Operations

Flights to and from Catania airport in Sicily were suspended due to an eruption from Mount Etna, causing travel disruptions during the peak of the summer holiday season. The volcano emitted lava and ash, leading to flight diversions and cancellations. The airport operator announced that flights would remain suspended until Tuesday morning. The city of Catania implemented measures to deal with the ash-covered streets, including a ban on motorcycles and bicycles and a speed limit for cars. Mount Etna, Europe's tallest active volcano, has a history of frequent eruptions.