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The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia's Afar region erupted on Sunday morning for the first time in approximately 12,000 years, sending ash plumes across the Red Sea toward Yemen and Oman according to local officials and satellite observations.

The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia's Afar region erupted on Sunday morning for the first time in approximately 12,000 years, sending ash plumes across the Red Sea toward Yemen and Oman according to local officials and satellite observations.

Local administrator Mohammed Seid reported no casualties from the eruption but expressed concerns about economic impacts on livestock herders, stating that villages covered in ash left animals with little to eat in the affected areas.

Local administrator Mohammed Seid reported no casualties from the eruption but expressed concerns about economic impacts on livestock herders, stating that villages covered in ash left animals with little to eat in the affected areas.

The volcanic ash cloud reached altitudes of 45,000 feet and traveled northeast across multiple countries, prompting Air India to cancel 11 flights on Monday and Tuesday as a safety precaution due to aviation hazards.

The volcanic ash cloud reached altitudes of 45,000 feet and traveled northeast across multiple countries, prompting Air India to cancel 11 flights on Monday and Tuesday as a safety precaution due to aviation hazards.

Resident Ahmed Abdela described the eruption as feeling like a sudden bomb explosion with smoke and ash, while the neighboring village of Afdera remained covered in volcanic debris, stranding tourists heading to the Danakil Desert.

Resident Ahmed Abdela described the eruption as feeling like a sudden bomb explosion with smoke and ash, while the neighboring village of Afdera remained covered in volcanic debris, stranding tourists heading to the Danakil Desert.

The volcano sits within the East African Rift System where tectonic plates are separating, and satellite imagery revealed the ash cloud moving eastward over Myanmar into southern China by Tuesday according to monitoring centers.

The volcano sits within the East African Rift System where tectonic plates are separating, and satellite imagery revealed the ash cloud moving eastward over Myanmar into southern China by Tuesday according to monitoring centers.

Scientists noted that while Hayli Gubbi had no recorded eruptions during the Holocene epoch, recent satellite imagery showed fresh lava flows potentially from eruptions within the past few centuries in this remote region.

Scientists noted that while Hayli Gubbi had no recorded eruptions during the Holocene epoch, recent satellite imagery showed fresh lava flows potentially from eruptions within the past few centuries in this remote region.

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