Ethiopian Volcano Erupts After 12,000 Years, Creating a 9-Mile-High Ash Cloud That Reached All the Way to India A long-dormant volcano in Ethiopia has erupted for the first time in roughly 12,000 years, producing an enormous ash plume that soared nearly 9 miles (14 km) into the sky. The eruption was powerful enough for atmospheric winds to carry its ash thousands of kilometers, with traces detected as far away as India, marking one of the most significant volcanic events in recent years. • The v

The heavy ash from a volcano that eruption in Ethiopia's Afar region has blanketed villages in Afdera, leaving residents coughing and livestock without clean grass or water. The eruption is the first for the Hayli Gubbi volcano in thousands of years. Officials say the ash has choked pastures and contaminated wells, prompting emergency health and veterinary support. The ash cloud later drifted into major flight corridors, forcing airlines to cancel dozens of routes before meteorologists said cond

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