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0:39Now PlayingAll roads into Grindavik, Iceland, remained closed on Monday, November 13, as earthquakes from volcanic activity continued in the area.
As many as 900 earthquakes reportedly occurred on Monday, the Icelandic Met Office said, with similarly high numbers recorded on previous days.
Residents were ordered to evacuate the town on Friday.
Nesvegur road, which emergency officials had been using to access Grindavik, suffered extensive damage due to the seismic activity and had become impassable, the Icelandic Road Administration said.
Footage filmed by Ragnar Visage shows steam rising from a crack in the street and a nearby parking lot at the intersection of Austervegur and Stamphólsvegur streets in Grindavik.
#iceland #volcano #earthquake
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