Video: What happens when volcanic ash reaches a city? How is Ethiopia's ash plume impacting Indian cities
A massive ash cloud from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano is drifting across international flight routes towards India. While high-altitude ash poses risks to aircraft engines, it is not expected to affect daily life or ground-level air quality in Indian cities. Aviation authorities have issued advisories for airlines to reroute flights and monitor the situation closely.
A massive ash cloud from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano is drifting across international flight routes towards India. While high-altitude ash poses risks to aircraft engines, it is not expected to affect daily life or ground-level air quality in Indian cities. Aviation authorities have issued advisories for airlines to reroute flights and monitor the situation closely.
