A volcano in Iceland has started erupting for the fifth
time since December.
Located in southwestern Iceland, the volcano was spewing fountains of
molten lava,
with large clouds of smoke billowing above the fissure.
Authorities had warned of the risk of renewed volcanic activity
in the area as studies showed magma accumulated underground.
That fiery spectacle underlines the challenges the island nation of
almost 400,000 people face as scientists have warned eruptions could
happen over.
And over for decades or even centuries.