Thrill-seeking tourists are showing total disregard for safety guidelines, which has authorities and officials beyond frustrated

The active volcano is currently putting on a spectacular display of spurting lava and ash clouds - here's how to see it safely

Thousands of tourists have rushed to witness Mount Etna’s latest eruption, creating dangerous conditions and obstructing rescue efforts.

A lot of people are trying to get closer to admire this natural phenomenon,” a local mayor warned his community. “But it is extremely dangerous!”

Tourists are risking their lives climbing Mount Etna at night to witness its eruption. Despite warnings from rescuers, many are unprepared and susceptible to getting lost due to sudden fog. Rescuers emphasize the danger posed by unpredictable weather and projectile lava rocks.

Thousands of ‘danger tourists’ have travelled to the slopes of Mount Etna in Italy to witness explosive lava flows and breathtaking ash clouds after its latest eruption. Sicily’s iconic volcano, which is the tallest and most active in Europe,