Several tourists have reportedly been
injured as Mount Etna erupted for the third time in just under three
weeks, spitting molten lava nearly 650 feet into the sky above Sicily.
A BBC journalist and camera crew were caught in the huge explosion on Thursday.
'Lava flow mixed with steam - caused huge explosion - group pelted with boiling rocks and steam,' the
BBC's global science correspondent, Rebecca Morelle, tweeted.
She reported an estimated eight people suffered head injuries, burns, cuts and bruises.....