Iceland on the Brink: Volcanic Tremors and Eruption Threaten Region

Iceland has experienced another 800 earthquakes since midnight, following the detection of sulfur dioxide gas, indicating that magma is near the surface. The earthquakes are occurring in a magma dyke at a depth of two to three miles, with signs of deformation and ongoing magma flow. The likelihood of a volcanic eruption remains high, and the most probable location would be the magma dyke. Iceland is under a state of emergency, with thousands of residents evacuated from the earthquake-affected area.