Imminent Volcanic Eruption in Iceland Threatens Grindavík and Air Travel

Rapid magma rise and ground uplift near Grindavík indicate a likely eruption, prompting evacuation and concerns over potential disruption to European air travel.

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.