Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula lit up the night sky Monday as a volcanic eruption sent rivers of lava flowing across the landscape—but thanks to swift action, all 4,000 residents of the nearby town of Grindavik were safely evacuated. 🚨
Authorities closed all roads to the area and urged people to avoid the site, calling it a 'wait-and-watch' moment. Emergency crews are now evaluating risks as the fiery spectacle unfolds. A civil defense official told reporters no one was in immediate danger, adding: 'This isn’t our first lava rodeo.' 🤠🌋
Iceland, known for its dramatic geology, has been on high alert for weeks amid seismic activity. While eruptions here rarely cause casualties, locals are keeping their Viking-style resilience on standby. Stay tuned for updates as scientists track the lava’s path! 🔥🔬
