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2024-02-21T21:31:32.798Z
Highlights: Around 100 residents can now return to Grindavík. The houses are still without electricity or heating. There have been three volcanic eruptions here since December. According to a planned law, residents would be allowed to sell their houses to the state. The future of the place is uncertain. But can they remain permanent? Read the video transcript hereunfold After a series of volcanic eruption, around 100 residents return to the town. read the video Transcript here. The place of the uncertain future.
Three volcanic eruptions in two months: Drone videos show what the lava did to the town of Grindavík. 100 residents can now return. But can they remain permanent?
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After a series of volcanic eruptions, around 100 residents return to Grindavík. The houses are still without electricity or heating. There have been three volcanic eruptions here since December. Satellite images show active lava flow. Grindavík is located about 65 kilometers southwest of the capital Reykjavik. The future of the place is uncertain. According to a planned law, residents would be allowed to sell their houses to the state.
Source: spiegel
