« Bench gone and all asphalt broken »

« Then I get here this morning and everything in ruins. Bench has gone and all asphalt broken, ”says Hlynur Björnsson, a developer who has been conducting digging services at Grandi all weekend. He says there is a lot of damage to sidewalks and roads in the area, which could possibly take a few weeks to fix.

Hlynur is the second owner of the company Bjössa 16, who is responsible for the grave service and was working when he provided mbl.is a short chat.

Could take a few weeks to fix

The City of Reykjavik called the company out over the weekend when it was clear that a great wave was delivering stones and kelp on pavements and roads.

As you can see in the pictures, it has caused enormous damage.

Hlynur says that a lot of work is ahead to get roads in a tune that will take some time. When asked, he says there may be a few weeks.

As you can see, a considerable amount of husbands could rinse ashore.

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Also worked in Skerjafjörður

Hlynur is not the only employee of the company who has been working on repairs and mentions that it has also been worked in Skerjafjörður where you can also find something about damage.

« I have seen nothing else. This is distorted. « 

Hlynur to work.

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Signas have been set up that say the pavement closest to the sea. However, it has not been possible to stop some walks in the area.

It may take weeks to fix the damage.

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Does not get privacy to work

Although Hlynur says the wave is not as dangerous as this weekend, however, the traffic of pedestrians seems to be disturbing.

« I don't get the privacy to work. »

« It says here that it is closed and there are cones. That's the only thing you can do, ”he concludes.

Hlynur Björnsson is on the watch at Grandi.

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