By Baris Seckin
ROME (AA) – Eruption resumed at Mount Etna in Italy's Sicily, the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology said.
The 3,300-meter-high mountain (10,827 feet) continued to emit ash and lava from its southeast crater over the weekend, the institute noted on Sunday in a statement, adding that the emissions were only limited to this crater.
Europe's highest active volcano, Mount Etna's southeast crater resumed activity on Nov. 12, with authorities warning the aircraft flying over the region.
* Writing by Nur Asena Erturk in Ankara