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How ash from Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano reached India: Impact on cities, flights, and air quality | Explained
The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia erupted after nearly 12,000 years, sending ash plumes across the Red Sea to India, affecting visibility and air quality in northwest regions before drifting toward China and the Pacific.

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Will Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcanic ash worsen Delhi AQI? Here’s what IMD says
From Formation To Movement- All About Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi's Volcanic Ash Cloud
Ethiopia Volcano Eruption Triggers Aviation Alarm In India, Ash Cloud Moves Towards China | Top Points
Flight operations at two major airports, Mumbai and Ahmedabad, faced fresh disruption on Tuesday after volcanic ash from Ethiopia drifted into parts of Indian airspace, prompting precautionary cancell...

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Delhi's Air Quality May Worsen Further Due To Volcanic Ash Drift From Ethiopia
Air India, Akasa, IndiGo cancel flights after Ethiopia volcano erupts
Volcanic Ash From Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi Eruption Set To Reach Delhi Tonight: What Residents Must Do Now
Meteorological models indicate that the cloud is moving at 100–120 km/h and is likely to reach parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, and Delhi by around 10 PM.

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Ethiopia Volcano Eruption Live Updates: Volcanic plume from Ethiopia reaches India; Akasa Air, IndiGo and Air India cancel flights
Ethiopia Volcano Eruption: Hazards Of Ash Cloud & How To Prepare As It Enters India

Why Delhi’s AQI is rising: Environmental experts break down Hayli Gubbi volcano impact

With the ash clouds from Ethopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano eruption reaching India, environmentalist explained impact on Delhi’s already worsening AQI. Ethopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano’s ash plume has reached Delhi and drifted over Gujarat,

10,000-yr-old volcano awakens: Ash from Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi set to impact Indian skies, aviation routes

Satellite data show that the eruption sent a massive ash column soaring between 10 km and 15 km into the atmosphere. According to reports, a plume traveling at 100-120 km/h could reach parts of northwest India by late evening,
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