Swimming pools in Reykjavik to reopen after power plant malfunction resolved

Swimming pools in Reykjavik and other municipalities in the capital region are expected to reopen during regular hours tomorrow morning, following a temporary closure due to a malfunction at the Nesjavallavirkjun power plant. The city of Reykjavik issued a statement this evening confirming that the plant has returned to full production capacity. The cause of the malfunction is still under investigation. Authorities hope to lift any water restrictions and conservation recommendations by early tomorrow morning.