Lava from the ongoing volcanic eruption in southwest Icelandarrived today in the port of Grindavik, where two houses caught fire, according to images broadcast by public television.
Dozens of residents, according to the BBC who had returned at the end of December to Grindavik, from where they had been removed in November because of fears of an explosion volcano, they were hurried away again during last night, a few hours after the explosion began.
“No lives are at risk, although infrastructure may be threatened,” Icelandic President Gudni Johannesson wrote on Platform X, adding that airplane flights have not been interrupted.
Source: News Beast
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