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Icelandic police said Monday that residents of a fishing village evacuated because of multiple volcanic eruptions were allowed to return, adding that they believed few would stay overnight because of the state of the town. The roughly 4,000 residents of Grindavik on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwest Iceland had to be evacuated on Nov. 11…

Icelandic police said residents of a fishing village evacuated due to multiple volcanic eruptions were allowed to return to the town despite poor conditions. | TAG24

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According to the Icelandic Met Office’s deformation measurement director, Benedikt Gunnar Ófeigsson, the events on the Reykjanes peninsula are on the same path as before the last eruption and if it continues along the same path, it will be two or three weeks before the next event.

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American tourists who mbl.is spoke to when they came out of the Blue Lagoon yesterday said that the experience was unique. Vincent and Heidi from the US said they were disappointed that they had not seen the eruption.

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