In light of the earthquakes and the discussion about the possibility of an eruption on
\nThe Reykjanes Peninsula is just informing residents of the following. Emergency management
\nthe municipality is on duty and works in close cooperation with the civil defence at
\nthe capital region as it is these days, in collaboration with the country's leading
\nspecialists in a diverse range of fields, to analyse data, images and analyses, to draw up
\npossible scenarios and coordinate actions and operations. Scenarios that take
\nto earthquakes, magma intrusions, volcanic eruptions, gas emissions and lava flows
\nthat everything that could possibly happen is being considered, both in terms of
\nconditions today and looking to the future. <\/p>\n
The Capital Region has coordinated response plans and
\nan evacuation plan for the area. As things stand, it is highly unlikely that
\nAction needs to be taken to implement the plans, but they are in place and will be implemented.
\nif necessary. These plans specify the organisation and management of operations and are
\nAll emergency services are aware of the situation and are on standby to respond.
\nRequires some action.<\/p>\n
<\/strong><\/p>\n If any danger arises, then appropriateAdvice for residents<\/strong><\/h4>\n
\n
\n to remain calm and listen to the advice of civil defence. There is a strong and rich emphasis
\n Placing emphasis on consistent and high-quality information provision through the media and
\n social media<\/li>\n
\n ways to make themselves feel good despite the circumstances. Some get psychological
\n symptoms and experience changes in their well-being. The Red Cross helpline is
\n always open \u2013 1717<\/a> <\/li>\n
\n the sequence kneel, shield and hold in mind, and always keep it in mind on
\n Era of earthquakes<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nResponse plans activated and residents informed of the measures. Let us remember that
\nOur beautiful country has this great power and, most of the time, there isn't much danger.
\non a journey.<\/p>\n