The ban is valid until midnight 30 June 2024.

In a recent review the frequency of respiratory infections and hospitalizations due to them is reviewed and the situation in Iceland is compared to Europe.

The bulk carrier Federal Spey – IMO 9610456 - was detained in Straumsvík on 5 July.

We are exploding from pride in the project Orð eru ævintýri, a new tool for enhancing literacy among preschool children. Last year, Orð eru ævintýri was published and given to children born in 2018, 2019 and 2020. Now we have improved and brought the book to all children born in 2021.

A new review of the frequency of respiratory infections and hospitalizations in Iceland in autumn compares the situation in Europe.

The reception at Bæjarhraun 18 has been closed and consultation hours have been moved to the housing facilities.

A Nordic point-of-sight conference was held from 25 - 26 October at the Blind Society's house in Hamrahlíð 17. Participants from Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Sweden attended the conference, as well as several participants from Teams.

The Centre for Communication offers meetings for sign language children and their families in Spilvinnir, Suðurlandsbraut 48.

Iceland Health and the Reykjavík Medical Association have concluded an agreement on the services of specialized physicians, which will take effect on September 1st 2023.

The Icelandic Transport Authority (ICETRA) would like to stress that commercial passenger transport by boats, such as tourist excursions and fishing trips, is subject to a license from ICETRA.