Iceland Evacuates 3,800 as Volcanic Eruptions Intensify

The Icelandic town of Grindavik has faced significant upheaval after a series of volcanic eruptions and persistent earthquakes since 2021, forcing most residents to evacuate and leaving much of the area damaged or deserted. The eruptions, which have damaged infrastructure and destroyed several homes, highlight the ongoing seismic risks facing communities near Reykjavik as Iceland experiences increased volcanic activity. These events underscore the challenges of living in a geologically active region and the resilience required of locals forced to adapt or relocate in the face of natural disasters.