Yahoo News WATCH: Living under the volcano's shadow, Catania's residents are covered in ash from Mount Etna
Volcanic ash and mist covered the Sicilian town of Catania on Sunday as Mount Etna erupted.
Volcanic ash and mist covered the Sicilian town of Catania on Sunday as Mount Etna erupted.
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