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Tragedy at Stuðlagil On August 24, a man died after he fell into the Jökulsá á Brú river by the Stuðlagil canyon. The man was a foreign tourist in his thirties who was visiting the popular canyon with a group. Around 200,000 people visit Stuðlagil each year. In October 2024, another foreign tourist, a woman…

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For several hours, rescuers searched the area around the river. It wasn't until evening that they located the 39-year-old's body. It was underwater, in a difficult-to-access cave. Emergency services recovered the body. Tragic accident in Iceland. 39-year-old man fell into a rushing river. Icelandic guide Auðdís Tinna Hallgrímsdóttir witnessed the accident. She was in the canyon with a group of tourists when she heard screams. Moments later, she …

The man who died in Stuðlagil on Monday was a 39-year-old Pole who was in this country on a trip. His name is Piotr Sójka. The East Iceland Police announced this in a statement. It says that the circumstances of the accident are under investigation and that the investigation is progressing well. "Our thoughts are with Piotr's family and we express our condolences to them," says Kristmundur Stefán Einarsson, East Iceland Police Chief, in the stat…

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A Polish tourist fell into the Jokulsa a Bru River. His screams and cries for help were heard by a guide in East Iceland who tried to help him.

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A 39-year-old Polish man fell into the glacial river Jokulsa a Bru in the Stuðlagil Canyon and died. He was swept away by a strong current. After hours of searching, authorities found his body in an underwater cave.

A 39-year-old tourist fell into a glacial river in the Stuðlagil Canyon in eastern Iceland. According to local media, his life could not be saved. The Voice of Środa County determined that the deceased man was Polish, a resident of Środa Wielkopolska.

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Vísir broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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