Volcano begins erupting in southwestern Iceland
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Tourists and residents of a town in south-west Iceland have been evacuated after a volcanic eruption.
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A volcanic magma eruption began near Iceland's capital on Tuesday, the country's meteorological office said, the latest in a series of outbreaks in the area in recent years.
The New York Times |
The country’s meteorological office said that the length of the magma intrusion — about seven miles — was the longest measured since November 2023, when the authorities ordered Grindavik’s approximate...
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The Sunddhnúksgígar volcano began erupting on Tuesday morning as residents of nearby town Grindavík and tourists of luxury resort Blue Lagoon were cleared out of the danger zone
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