A man and a teenage girl from France were found dead this morning at the Edition Hotel, located by the Reykjavík harbour. A third individual, a woman also from France, was seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
According to a police statement, the woman had stab wounds, as did both victims. She has been taken into custody, and in the afternoon, authorities filed for her pre-trial detention on suspicion of murdering her husband and […] more
Naloxone, which can reverse the effects of an overdose if administered in time, has been introduced across all correctional facilities in cooperation.
A statement emphasised that access to naloxone is an important part of ensuring safety.
In recent years, Iceland has recorded a high number of opioid-related deaths – significantly more than many other European countries.
The goal is […] more
Þorbjörg Sigríður Gunnlaugsdóttir, Minister of Justice, says violence against police officers is often part of and a consequence of organised criminal activity, which has taken root in Iceland.
She says those engaging in such crimes are now going further than before.
A new reality for police officers
A police officer was threatened at his home by a group of men last […] more
Rangers discovered a landslide during heavy rainfall exactly one week ago. It had occurred near the edge of the canyon, outside the waterfall itself.
Upon closer inspection, they also identified cracks in the rock that were not previously visible and have since widened.
The aim of yesterday's visit by landslide experts was to examine these signs more closely.
“It was truly […] more
Nominations are now open for buildings and plots that deserve a beautification award this year.
A selection will be made by a working group composed of representatives from the City’s Environment and Planning Division and Borgarsögusafn (Reykjavík City Museum).
On the anniversary of Reykjavík City, 18 August 1968, the awards process (Fegrunarnefnd) selected the most beautiful street in […] more