When Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted after lying silent for nearly 12,000 years, the world did not expect its anger to reach as far as India. Yet within hours, thick plumes began racing across the Red Sea, brushing past the Arabian Peninsula and hurtling toward the subcontinent at nearly 130 kmph.
By Monday night, around 11 pm, the ash cloud—dark, diffuse, and impossible to see from the ground—finally reached Delhi, draping the region in a veil that would soon shift across Haryana, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab, and even the Himalayas. Flights were delayed and cancelled as aviation authorities scrambled to protect aircraft from the one thing pilots fear but cannot see: volcanic ash.
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