Overview

• Rapid magma rise and ground uplift in Svartsengi region, near Grindavík, Iceland, indicate a likely volcanic eruption.
• Seismic activity has led to the evacuation of the town of Grindavík, with the ground splitting and toxic fumes detected.
• Potential eruption could disrupt air travel in Europe, depending on the timing and wind patterns.
• Authorities have expanded the 'danger zone' around Grindavík due to increasing seismic activity.
• Disagreement among experts on the nature of the potential eruption and the authorities' response.