Iceland's Evacuated Town on Edge as Volcano Threatens Eruption

Thousands of earthquakes in Iceland have raised concerns of a volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula, leading to the evacuation of the small town of Grindavik. Residents are anxiously awaiting the fate of their homes as magma rises to the surface, causing massive cracks in the streets and sidewalks. The likelihood of an eruption remains high, with sulfur dioxide detected and steam rising from the ground. Despite the imminent threat, residents hope to return home if the vital harbor survives.