Iceland Volcano Eruption: Blue Lagoon Evacuated, Thousands Without Hot Water
The third eruption since December on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula has caused significant infrastructure damage, including cutting off hot water supply to thousands.
- A volcano in southwestern Iceland erupted for the third time since December, prompting evacuations and cutting off hot water supply to thousands.
- The Blue Lagoon spa and several communities were evacuated as lava flows damaged roads and pipelines.
- Authorities have declared a state of emergency and are working to restore essential services.
- The Icelandic Meteorological Office warns of potential further eruptions in the coming months.
- The recent eruptions are part of a new volcanic era on the Reykjanes Peninsula, marking a significant increase in seismic activity.
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