and that first responders are working to free them.

a senior administration said Tuesday night.; working toward better worker standards and cleaner environments; and building a more inclusive economy across the region.

but were also not gonna be afraid nor should we be afraid as a confident nation to engage in diplomacy on ways which we can cooperate with ChinaView this post on Instagram A post shared by Protecting the Planet - CBS News (@cbsnewsplanet)The biggest concern of the situation is that magma will eventually make its way to the surface.along with the meteorological office.

The largest of Tuesdays earthquakes was an M 3.the most likely location is at the magma dyke.

the director of the Service and Research Division at the Icelandic Meteorological Office.

where the seismic activity is occurring.lava-producing volcanic eruption that could create fissures over a long distance.

the countrys meteorological office said in a 6:30 a.They also said that there are clear indications of deformation in the area and that magma is still flowing.

The largest of Tuesdays earthquakes was an M 3.which he described as a thin sliver of magma that started to make its way to the surface.