Landslide In Eyjafjörður By Iona Rangeley-Wilson 6. október 2020 12:00 The Civil Protection Department made an announcement and shared photos of the landslide on Facebook. A landslide fell from the mountains above the farm Gislá 2 in Eyjafjörður at eleven o’clock this morning. No one was in the house when the landslide occurred, and it stopped about one hundred metres above the house. The police in Northeast Iceland are now on site and an expert from the Icelandic Meteorological Office is expected to assess the situation. The possibility of further landslides occurring has not yet been excluded. Vísir spoke to Birgir H. Arason, a farmer in Gullbreka who watched the landslide fall: “I was just working out here and I heard a loud thud and thought it was a car coming home, but it wasn’t. Then I thought it was a plane coming but then I heard and saw that it was a landslide that came here from the mountain just north of me and directly above Gilsá, which is the nearest town north of me on the Akureyri side. It was a huge amount of noise and mud that came down and it went on for about four minutes.” The Civil Protection Department made an announcement and shared photos of the landslide on Facebook. The post Landslide In Eyjafjörður appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine. Mest lesið Glæpir eiga ekki að borga sig: Gæti hagnast fjárhagslega á að hafa banað föður sínum Innlent „Ellibætur“ frá ríkinu eigi að heyra sögunni til Innlent Myndskeið birt af Reiner eftir morðin og fyrir handtöku Erlent Hæðist að og smánar fyrrverandi forseta á „frægðargangi“ Erlent Deildar meiningar um tölvupóst sem óvart var sendur á alla í nefndinni Innlent Björg býður ungliðum til fundar Innlent Reglulega tilkynnt um þjófnað á vatni Innlent Ekið á kyrrstæðan bíl á Suðurstrandarvegi Innlent Naustin án bíla og eins og „löber“ með íslensku prjónamynstri Innlent Nafn unga mannsins sem lést á Vesturlandsvegi Innlent
A landslide fell from the mountains above the farm Gislá 2 in Eyjafjörður at eleven o’clock this morning. No one was in the house when the landslide occurred, and it stopped about one hundred metres above the house. The police in Northeast Iceland are now on site and an expert from the Icelandic Meteorological Office is expected to assess the situation. The possibility of further landslides occurring has not yet been excluded. Vísir spoke to Birgir H. Arason, a farmer in Gullbreka who watched the landslide fall: “I was just working out here and I heard a loud thud and thought it was a car coming home, but it wasn’t. Then I thought it was a plane coming but then I heard and saw that it was a landslide that came here from the mountain just north of me and directly above Gilsá, which is the nearest town north of me on the Akureyri side. It was a huge amount of noise and mud that came down and it went on for about four minutes.” The Civil Protection Department made an announcement and shared photos of the landslide on Facebook. The post Landslide In Eyjafjörður appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine.
Mest lesið Glæpir eiga ekki að borga sig: Gæti hagnast fjárhagslega á að hafa banað föður sínum Innlent „Ellibætur“ frá ríkinu eigi að heyra sögunni til Innlent Myndskeið birt af Reiner eftir morðin og fyrir handtöku Erlent Hæðist að og smánar fyrrverandi forseta á „frægðargangi“ Erlent Deildar meiningar um tölvupóst sem óvart var sendur á alla í nefndinni Innlent Björg býður ungliðum til fundar Innlent Reglulega tilkynnt um þjófnað á vatni Innlent Ekið á kyrrstæðan bíl á Suðurstrandarvegi Innlent Naustin án bíla og eins og „löber“ með íslensku prjónamynstri Innlent Nafn unga mannsins sem lést á Vesturlandsvegi Innlent