Incident Details
On 24 February, there was a 5.7 magnitude earthquake in the capital Reykjavik and the Southern Peninsula region in Iceland. Continuous aftershocks have triggered increased volcanic activity in the peninsula, including a magma build-up under Fagradalsfjall mountain. On 3 March, meteorologists warned of a heightened possibility of volcanic eruption.
Traveler Safety
SafeAbroad travelers are advised to monitor meteorology sources and expect aftershocks that may cause damage. Travelers should maintain enhanced situational awareness during transit and plan travel routes in advance. Contact your program leaders if you have questions. Monitor the incident via local sources.
