Etna eruption, Valencia wildfires, and Typhoon Dolphin prompt travel warnings

Multiple natural disasters are triggering travel warnings across different regions. In Italy, the Etna volcano has entered an operational alarm phase, leading authorities to close the summit area, including the Permanent Danger Zone. Travelers are advised to monitor volcanic ash emissions that may disrupt flights at Catania Airport.

In Spain, the Valencian Community has issued a red alert for vegetation fire risks. Active fires have been reported in the towns of Sierra Engarceran, Culla, and Tirig within the Castellón province. Authorities recommend avoiding these areas due to imminent danger.

In East Asia, Typhoon Dolphin has struck southern Japan, causing power outages for thousands of buildings and injuring several people. The storm has led to the cancellation of over 500 flights. The typhoon is moving toward China, where an orange alert has been issued, resulting in port closures and ferry suspensions in provinces such as Zhejiang and Fujian.