Iceland's Erupted Volcano May Remain Active for Years

The Fagradalsfjall volcano, located on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, which erupted on March 19, may remain active for years, becoming a new tourist attraction. According to reports from Armenpress, this information comes from Reuters.

After the eruption, around 10,000 Icelanders rushed to witness this extraordinary natural phenomenon. Some of them required assistance due to severe weather conditions, and a lack of adequate food or suitable clothing.