Six Injured After Attack on Students From the scene. mbl.is/Kristinn Magnússon Vala Hafstað Photo/Kristinn Magnússon Videos of the incident, distributed on social media, show a young man hitting others with a baseball bat. Students reported the man being armed with a knife as well, which he used against three students, but this has not been confirmed by police. Photo/Kristinn Magnússon mbl.is that large knives were used in the attack. He states that without a doubt, this attack is the most serious incident to occur in the Icelandic school system. This, he adds, calls for a serious discussion about safety in schools. He states that staff and students are in shock following the incident.
Iceland’s Largest Sauna Comes with Ocean View From the sauna. mbl.is/Kristinn Magnússon Vala Hafstað Sky Lagoon geothermal baths, under construction on Kársnes point in Kópavogur, in the capital area, will boast Iceland’s largest sauna, Morgunblaðið reports. The sauna will have an ocean view - including a view of Bessastaðir – the president’s residence – of the Reykjanes mountain range, and, when the visibility is good, of Snæfellsjökull glacier. “Everything is in full swing and going great,” states Dagný Pétursdóttir, CEO of Sky Lagoon. “The project is on schedule, and we plan to begin operation in the spring. The timing depends in fact on the global situation. We’ll be ready. We hope for the best and prepare for the worst.”
Northern Lights - Night after Night The northern lights, seen from Straumsvík, Southwest Iceland. Photo/Óðinn Ingvason Vala Hafstað The northern lights have put on one evening show after another in recent nights, delighting anyone lucky enough to be gazing at the sky. Photographers were quick to capture the spectacle of the amazing movement of green scarf-like shapes that danced across the sky. Photographer Óðinn Ingvason caught the above photo, which looks like a scene from a fairy tale, by Straumur, near Hafnarfjörður, Southwest Iceland. “Capturing the northern lights in a picture is a challenge,” he tells