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I do tend to joke around sometimes btw

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@saelols 😊

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@shahh Mass Fucking Shitfest

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@TeamDelirium First time

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@joergthereader Rate… not rat

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“Iceland may not exist as a country anymore” nope… false information, Iceland sits atop two plates, the North American plate and Eurasian plate and they are slowly but surely drifting away from each other contributing to Iceland’s volcanic history

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@joergthereader It’s a ticking time bomb at this rat, it will go off

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Perfect era of fake news is upon us

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Let’s all bloody say that Icelandic citizens are gonna die as Iceland won’t exist anymore

Stupid idiot

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Here is some information about this

Iceland will always be there, this is false and inaccurate information, yes, there’s a magma corridor under Grandavik in Iceland but Iceland is NOT a supervolcano, the rest of the country is safe

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There is news that the Famous Blue Lagoon in Iceland will be closed up until 30th November as Iceland grapples with a possible eruption

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@hectoroto92 The rest of the country is still safe to visit, it’s just Grindavik and nearby towns that are evacuated

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#IcelandNews Can we say for certain that an eruption will take place?

Well, the unfortunate news is that yes, it’s looking likely that there will be an eruption but remember that it could equally mean nothing so the truth is, we don’t know yet

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@hectoroto92 Yes, it is still safe to travel to Iceland, just follow the advisories and advice by the Icelandic authorities and be prepared as an eruption could happen at any time

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Some evacuated residents have today been allowed back into Grindavik in order to retrieve valuables and necessary items, police in Suournes said earlier.

One person per household has been allowed to enter the area, if they had been contacted to do so.

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Around 800 earthquakes have been measured in Iceland since midnight, according to the Icelandic Met Office (IMO).

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@joergthereader Volcaholic is mainly focused on volcanoes, extreme weather and fires, i focus on just volcanoes and supervolcanoes

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concern about a possible eruption increased in the early hours when a magnitude-4.8 earthquake hit near the Grindavik area.

The magma could now be just 500m below the town of Grindavik, according to a scientist monitoring the volcanic activity.

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@joergthereader lol I love messing with you 🤣 just kidding, it may not be the same image but it’s quite similar so I’ve changed it