In Sicily, Mount Etna spewed ash to a height of 4 km.

Mount Etna in Sicily spewed ash to a height of 4 km. This was reported on September 14 by Rai News channel.

"Etna is again on high alert due to the ongoing ash emission <...> The estimated height of the volcanic cloud is approximately 4 km," the article says.

It is specified that the ash cloud is moving in a southerly direction towards the Catania airport, in this regard, flight restrictions are in effect in the airport.

According to the TV channel, over the past month and a half, Etna has repeatedly been active. The eruptions were accompanied by lava emissions, Strombolian explosions and the appearance of large columns of ash, which affected the daily lives of residents of the eastern part of Sicily.

In Indonesia, the Semeru volcano on the island of Java erupted on September 6. It was noted that Semeru is located about 850 km from the Anak Krakatau volcano, the eruption of which has led to disruptions in the work of six airports since the end of September 4. Anak Krakatoa is also on the third alert level.