Rescue Efforts Conclude After Fatal Ice Cave Collapse in Iceland
Authorities confirm all tourists are accounted for after a glacier cave collapse killed one and injured another.
- Initial reports of missing tourists were due to incorrect information from the tour operator.
- Over 200 rescuers worked to clear the ice and confirm no one was trapped.
- Both victims of the collapse were American citizens; one died at the scene, the other is in stable condition.
- The incident has prompted calls for tighter regulations on ice cave tours in Iceland.
- The Breidamerkurjokull glacier, where the collapse occurred, is a popular tourist destination.