Imminent Volcanic Eruption Threatens Grindavik, Iceland

Residents Evacuated as Magma Rises Under Town, Authorities May Only Have 30-Minute Eruption Warning

Authorities in Iceland have evacuated the town of Grindavik due to an imminent volcanic eruption, with the magma believed to be rising under the town.
Residents of Grindavik have been allowed brief periods to return and collect belongings, with some homes already showing significant damage from the seismic activity.
Emergency management officials have stated they may only have a 30-minute warning before the eruption occurs.
The Icelandic Meteorological Office has reported over 700 earthquakes in the region since midnight, with the largest being a 2.7-magnitude tremor.
Even if the eruption does not occur, the town may never be the same due to extensive damage to infrastructure.