Residents of a fishing city in south-western Iceland have been evacuated amid growing concern a couple of potential volcanic eruption, inflicting civil defence authorities to declare a state of emergency within the area. Grindavík was evacuated early on 11 November after magma shifting beneath the earth’s crust brought about tons of of earthquakes, doubtless precursors to an eruption.

The current seismic exercise has brought about roads and buildings to crack and left the inside of individuals’s houses lined in particles. Some of the greater than 3,000 residents evacuated from the city have been allowed to return briefly to their houses to gather pets and important belongings