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Volcanic eruption in Iceland forces tourists to evacuate Blue Lagoon, as lava flows near town of Grindavik

A volcanic eruption in southwestern Iceland has once again forced the evacuation of tourists at the internationally known Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, the national broadcaster RUV reported.

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Icelandic volcano erupts again, prompting evacuations at nearby town and Blue Lagoon

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Iceland volcano erupts as Blue Lagoon evacuated: Live updates

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Iceland Volcano Eruption Forces Evacuation of Town and Iconic Geothermal Spa

A volcanic eruption in southwestern Iceland has once again forced the evacuation of local residents and the internationally known Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, the national broadcaster RUV reported.

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Iceland Volcano Erupts Again but Doesn’t Threaten Towns

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Safety evacuations after Iceland's once dormant Sundhnukur volcano erupts

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Southwestern Iceland volcano erupts, prompting evacuation of town and geothermal spa

Grindavik has been evacuated repeatedly since November 2023 when a volcano in the area came to life after lying dormant for some 800 years.

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Iceland volcano emits smoke and glowing lava in 12th eruption since 2021

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Volcanic activity flares again in Iceland with 2.4 kilometre fissure

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Iceland volcano eruption live: Huge wall of fire expands to the north as gas cloud heads towards airport

A large sulfur dioxide gas cloud is blowing toward Keflavík International Airport. Authorities have told people nearby to stay indoors and keep their windows shut as pollution levels rise. Despite this, flights are running normally and the airport remains open.

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Ninth volcano eruption rocks Southwestern Iceland, Blue Lagoon spa evacuated; timeline of recent volcanic activities

Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula experienced its ninth eruption since late 2023 on July 16, 2025, prompting evacuations at the Blue Lagoon and Grindavik. This latest event, deemed relatively small, follows a series of eruptions that began in March 2021 after eight centuries of dormancy.