A 29-year-old American hiker from Kansas was struck by lightning on Mount Etna in Sicily — a tragedy that occurred in a zone officially closed to hikers due to volcanic activity. Despite being airlifted by helicopter, he died on the scene. Officials reveal more people have died from lightning on Etna than from eruptions themselves — with the last volcanic fatality dating back to 1987. As the volcano remains highly active, even forcing airport closures, this incident serves as a chilling reminder: nature’s deadliest threats often come from unexpected angles.
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