Minister for Health Svandís Svavarsdóttir has confirmed Chief Epidemiologist Þórólfur Guðnason’s recommendation that the capital area’s bars and clubs will remain closed until next Sunday,
Seventy-five domestic cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed on Friday, the highest number of infections that Iceland has had in a single day since April 1,
Capital-area bars and clubs will be closed from Friday to Monday, RÚV reports. The Minister of Health took the step of temporarily closing these venues
Less stringent COVID-19 regulations took effect today in Iceland. The 2-metre social distancing rule has been relaxed to 1 metre, and the maximum size of
Fewer sexual assaults have been reported to police this year than were during the same time period in 2019, RÚV reports. Head of the capital
Capital-area police have received nearly three times the number of noise complaints this summer as they did three years ago, Vísir reports. Chief Superintendent Ásgeir
Chief Epidemiologist Þórólfur Guðnason has proposed a series of relaxations to the current gathering bans and closures of public spaces to the Minister of Health.
Police are investigating an incident in which a young woman was believed to have been drugged in a bar in Reykjavík at around midnight on
Bar owners in central Reykjavík were kept busy last week by some 6,000 very thirsty NATO personnel, Vísir reports. The military personnel were stationed in Reykjavík on
An ice-art gallery and bar will be opening on Laugavegur in downtown Reykjavík around New Year’s, mbl.is reports. Magic Ice Reykjavík is part of a Norwegian franchise
