Iceland volcano eruption may take place within ’30 mins’ notice

Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland could erupt like a “fountain of lava” with just “30 minutes” notice. Bill McGuire, a climate hazard expert, warns that fewer earthquakes could indicate an imminent eruption. Iceland’s Meteorological Service issued an alert that molten magma is on the verge of surfacing. Professor Thorvaldur Thordarson suggests an area near the Svartsengi power plant is in a “new eruption phase”. Experts predict that preventive measures can reduce the impact of a potential eruption.