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BBC journalists injured after the explosion of the volcano Etna
(7) | 18/03/2017 | Translate: Yesterday around 12:45, The team of British broadcaster BBC was the heart of the eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily. Journalists and scientists and tourists, injured by the rain of lava and steam fell on them after a strong explosion. Six people were taken to hospital for bruises and wounds, mainly cranial.
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