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A BBC journalist has described the moment she and a team of scientists were caught up in a “huge explosion” during a volcanic eruption.
Rebecca Morelle, the broadcaster’s global science correspondent, said that her crew was pelted with “boiling rocks and steam” while with volcanologists on Mount Etna in Sicily.
But incredibly, she said that they escaped with only minor cuts and bruises after the blast, which injured 10 people.
Separate news reports in Italy suggested the blast was caused by liquid-hot lava hitting snow on the Mediterranean island peak.
Writing on Twitter, Ms Morelle said some of the crew had suffered “head injuries, burns, cuts and bruises”.
