Look: Italy’s Mount Etna violently exploded, sent a large -scale ash plum to the sky because people run for safety

Italy’s Mount Etna, which is believed to have the longest documented history of the explosions, ripped violently on Monday. Pictures and videos showed piles of toxic ash in the sky as people ran for protection under the mountain. Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcano (INGV) stated that the activity on the mountain began during early Mondays and ended in “acute and almost continuous” stromboleon explosions after hours. According to INvi officials, the volcanic explosion did not cross the Valley of Lom as reported by Fox Weather.The strombgoleon activity is referred to as a low-level volcanic explosion that releases a minor amount of volcanic energy.Volcanic eruptions and pyrocklastic were possibly due to the collapse of the material from the northern edge of the south -pre -pit pit. Lava fountains have been infected since the explosion, and aspiols were also reported in some areas such as Piano Waitor.Mount Etna is an extremely active volcano and the convergence plate sits on top of the margin where African and Eurasian plates are found. It is also Europe’s longest active volcano, which stands at an altitude of 11,000 feet.