During a visit to a glacier cave in Iceland, a glacier collapse resulted in the death of one tourist, while another was injured. It has been reported that two tourists are missing, and search operations are ongoing.

The tragedy occurred yesterday in southern Iceland when a group of 25 tourists, accompanied by a guide, visited a cave in the Breidamerkurjökull glacier. A portion of the glacier collapsed, leading to the disaster. One tourist was reported dead, and another was injured, though the injured tourist is not in critical condition. The search for the two missing individuals continues.

According to local media, a rescue operation involving at least 200 personnel is underway. Commissioner Sveinn Kristjan Runarsson stated, “The conditions in the area are very challenging. It’s difficult to bring equipment into the glacier. This is a bad situation. Everything has to be done manually.” Runarsson also mentioned that there was nothing to suggest that the tour was dangerous. “Ice cave tours are conducted almost year-round. Experienced and skilled guides lead these tours. However, luck may not always be on your side. This is a living environment, so anything can happen,” he added.