Events where flooding from the ocean suddenly reaches land and causes damage or destruction to insured property are considered natural disasters that NTÍ insures against, and therefore the damage that occurred in the weekend's sea floods will be examined and assessed by NTI and a decision will be made regarding liability for compensation.

On January 10th, significant restrictions on air traffic at Reykjavík Airport were announced. These restrictions involve the closure of two runways during nighttime due to the impact of vegetation on approach and departure surfaces. The Icelandic Air Ambulance Center expresses serious concerns regarding these restrictions, as unrestricted access for air ambulances to Reykjavík Airport is, in many cases, a matter of life and death for critically ill and injured patients from large parts of the country.

Інформація для власників дозволів

Around 60 guests visited the National Archives on Friday 7 February and participated in a program dedicated to dissidents and punk in Icelandic society.

Iceland Health wants to inform you about the changed work procedure regarding the issue of medicinal product licences for certain medicinal products (R-labelled medicinal product licences).

The Landspítali University Research Fund has allocated grants to researchers at Landspítali University Hospital. The allocation took place at the spring meetings of the Scientific Committee on 23 April, but the beneficiaries were informed of the proposed grant granting electronically some time before.

Two best posters for a scientific project at the Landspítali Science Festival, Science in the Spring, in Hringsalur, on April 26, 2023, were awarded in kind. The writers of the awards are medical student Þórður Björgvin Þórðarson and PhD student Kirstine Nolling Jensen.

One notice of collective dismissal was received by the Directorate of Labor in January.

Initial Results of Service Survey Indicate General Satisfaction Among Visitors

The Icelandic Regional Development Agency grants for non-local work in rural areas and recently the National Archives of Iceland received a grant for costs for the facilities of a archivist in Neskaupstaður.