"Iceland's Blue Lagoon Evacuated Due to Imminent Volcanic Eruption Threat"
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Iceland has evacuated its famous Blue Lagoon and the nearby town of Grindavík due to intense seismic activity indicating an imminent volcanic eruption, with magma flowing at a depth of around four kilometers. The popular geothermal spa has closed operations and will reassess the situation at the end of Sunday, while authorities monitor the progression of events. The Reykjanes Peninsula, where the Blue Lagoon is located, is known for its volcanic activity, and Iceland is one of the most active volcanic areas on the planet.
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