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Europe News: Around 4,000 residents of Grindavik, a fishing town in Iceland were evacuated after some 900 earthquakes jolted southern Iceland, raising fear of a vo

The evacuation comes after the region was shaken by hundreds of small earthquakes every day for more than two weeks as scientists monitor a buildup of magma some 5 kilometres underground.

Grindavik was evacuated after recent seismic activity moved south toward the town, and monitoring indicated that a corridor of magma now extends under the community.

The Iceland Met Office has said that there is a “considerable” likelihood of a volcanic eruption occurring over the next few days. What has this got to do with earthquakes?

Iceland ordered a State of Emergency and evacuation near Blue Lagoon after experts warned people of a possible explosive volcanic eruption. Read more here.

It’s hard to believe that nearly one year has passed since Mauna Loa last erupted. But a small increase in seismic activity in late October 2023 reminds us that the Big Island volcano remains active.

Japan's undersea volcano Ioto gave birth to a 100-meter new island following its eruption, however, experts say this new island won't last long. Read more here.

Meteorologists believe the quakes are indicative of an incoming volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula.

Officials have declared a state of emergency in Iceland and are scrambling to evacuate a southwestern coastal town after what CNN describes as an "intense wave of earthquakes"—and...

Seismic activity in the area around Grindavik has ‘increased significantly’ since 3pm on Friday in Iceland