Residents of a mostly abandoned village in Iceland refused to leave their homes even as molten rock broke through barriers set up to protect them.
Schools have been closed and search and rescue teams have been sent to the Greek island in advance,after more than 200 tremors in three days sparked concern a bigger earthquake is coming.
The airlines had no answers:people stuck in Bali had to find a hotel or get comfortable at the airport.
Airlines have cancelled dozens of flights,leaving passengers stranded at airports in Australia and Indonesia.
Volcanic material was thrown up to 6km from the crater of Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki,blanketing nearby villages with debris and setting fire to buildings.
Fountains of glowing molten rock shot into the night sky when the volcano first erupted on the Reykjanes peninsula.
Seal pups and fledgling penguins could suffer sunburn and skin cancer,and it’s all down to volcanoes and bushfires.
A rare spectacle was documented in the Nordic country,which has experienced a series of volcano eruptions that prompted the declaration of a state of emergency.
We take a gamble with volcano tourism. The obvious lava and ash aren’t the only dangers.
After weeks of warnings,lava is spewing into the air in Iceland again as a volcano just south of the nation’s capital erupted for the fourth time since December.