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To Iceland to see the solar eclipse: "We don't have eclipse glasses yet"

To Iceland to see the solar eclipse: "We don't have eclipse glasses yet"

Dutch travelers are heading to Iceland to witness a total solar eclipse, with some planning their entire trip around the event while others are visiting by coincidence. Many of these eclipse-chasers, departing from Schiphol, are struggling to secure the necessary safety glasses before their arrival.

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