Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, vented smoke and ashes in a new eruption. Images show spectacular rose coloured plume of ashes in Sicilian village's sky. The eruption forced the temporary closure of Sicily's Catania Airport, a frequent occurrence when Etna is in an active phase. Residents and municipal teams worked Wednesday to clean up a Sicilian village near Mount Etna after Europe's most active volcano spewed lava, ashes and volcanic stones. Let us take a look at some of other images: 
The eruption featured spectacular displays of gushing lava. (Reuters Photo) 
Lava gushes from the Mt Etna volcano near Catania, Sicily. (AP Photo) 
Smoke billows from Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano. (AP Photo) -
As Tuesday's volcanic activity was largely expected, areas surrounding the crater were secured and there were no reported injuries or deaths. But nearby residents said the eruption was unusual in that big chunks of volcanic stones carpeted the area, not just ash. (AP Photo)
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Etna is a popular tourist destination, and its eruptions, especially when seen at night, are spectacular to watch. (AP Photo)
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Large streams of red hot lava shoot into the night sky as Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, leaps into action, seen from the village of Fornazzo, in Catania, Italy. (Reuters Photo)
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Mount Etna in Sicily, southern Italy, has roared back into spectacular volcanic action, sending up plumes of ash and spewing lava. (Reuters Photo)
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The entire territory of Pedara and all the streets are covered in volcanic ashes and lapillus or volcanic stones. (Reuters Photo)
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Driving motorbikes and scooters was forbidden, and the speed limit for cars was reduced to limit the further spread of ash. (Reuters Photo)
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