American tourist killed by lightning on Italy's Etna volcano

Il Sole 24 Ore: American tourist killed by lightning strike on Mount Etna volcano in Italy.

Consensus

A 30-year-old American tourist died on August 16 while climbing the active volcano Etna in Sicily.
The death occurred due to a lightning strike during a severe thunderstorm.
The man was in a restricted area of the volcano, which is closed to tourists.
Emergency services arrived by helicopter and found the man in critical condition.
He was transported to a hospital in Catania but could not be revived.
The man's identity has not been officially confirmed by authorities.

The incident occurred on Sunday around 20:00 local time, and death was confirmed at 21:30. — vesti
The incident occurred on August 16, and the man died after being transported to the hospital. — m24
The man was attempting to reach the summit of the volcano. — vesti
The man was in a zone prohibited for tourists, but no mention of summit attempt. — m24
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