Tarn -long tourists run for their lives when Mount Etna bursts, so that gigantic plume of ashes sends more than a mile in the air

Huge clouds as more than a mile high are broken from the Bergetna, caused by an avalanche of boiling rock that winds along the side of the volcano.

Tarn -long tourists who visited the Italian volcano were forced to run their lives after a gigantic ash cloud broke out behind them.

Although the horror-affected crowds were seen on the run, some sharp seismologists stopped on their way to the gravel-like slopes to return and take a fast photo of the monstrous clouds.

Residents in nearby villages and towns could see that the dramatic cloud began to dominate the skyline, with Ash began to settle on buildings and roads.

In one video the shocking formation starts to erase the sun.

Tourists can visit the 3,300 meter high Mount Etna in tours or access to certain areas independently.

A warning for red aviation was briefly issued by the Vulkanical As Advice Center Toulouse, but is now used to the Orange.

The most active volcano in Europe had experienced some activity with volcanic vibrations at night in the last few hours, but has escalated to constant ‘explosions of growing intensity’.

The pyroclastic flow – an avalanche of burning axis that provides the slopes with a fast and high density – does not seem to have passed the edge of the lion’s valley, one of the slopes of Etna.

The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Etnean Observatory, said that the pyroclastic stream ‘was probably produced by a collapse of material from the northern flank of the southeastern crater’.

A ‘lava fountain’ also started after the ash bomb, according to the institute.

The ominous ash cloud would mainly consist of water and sulfur dioxide and “drift to the southwest”

The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology said earlier this morning: ‘In the past hours, the activity was marked in the previous explanation issued at 4.14 hours (3.14 hours BST) with strombolic explosions of the growing intensity that are currently of strong intensity and almost continuous.

“In the past hours, the fall of a little thin ash has been marked in the pianoetore area.”

The frightening volcanic tremor started last night just after 10 p.m. and reached his peak three hours later about 2.8 km under the crater.

A live stream of the volcano has captured the terrifying moment and users can descend the cloud over the island.

The activity has calmed down in the last hour, but the threatening gray cloud is still visible.

Mount Etna, located on the east coast of Sicily, is one of the most active volcanoes worldwide and has completed a particularly active period over the past five years.

Last summer, the Chaos volcano caused nearby airports because they were forced to limit and distract flights while pilots were struggling with visibility.

A usually busy Airport of Catania had to send flights to other airports on the island, such as Palermo and Comiso.

Upcoming flights were reduced to six per hour and part of the airport was closed, while local cities were also covered with a blanket of black axis.

The 500,000 year old volcano spits Lava during repeated eruptions in May before today’s explosion.

Etna’s most destructive eruption included 14 villages and towns in lava flows and earthquakes of the volcano.

The eruption, which lasted a few weeks, killed nearly 20,000 people, made more homeless, according to records from 1669.