Aerials View -Lava flows spreading from Iceland volcano at night.#Reykjanes #Islandia #iceland #volcano #Breaking #Grindavik #Icelandvolcano pic.twitter.com/LAiDLIpVsU
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Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 02:42pm on 23 Aug 2024,Friday Weather & Environment
A volcanic eruption on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula, the sixth in one year, has devastated the fishing town of Grindavik. Lava burst from a fissure on Thursday, forcing the evacuation of remaining residents. The town, located about forty kilometers from Reykjavik, has been severely damaged by seismic activity, with homes and roads overtaken by molten rock. Scientists warn that eruptions may continue for months or even years as Iceland faces its most destructive volcanic activity in half a century. Protective barriers have been erected, but residents remain on high alert.
