Katrin Jakobsdottir discussions with the Washington Post the impact of the pandemic on tourism in the house started to shake, visibly Icelandic remarkable leader.
"Oh, my God, there's an earthquake," he said with a gasp. "Sorry, but now it was not the earth. Wow. "
However, margins Jakobsdottir quickly to the business at hand, laughing: "Well Island is" and continuing response to the question.
"So I'm perfectly fine, the house is still strong, and no worries," he later added.
Jakobsdottir, 44, Prime Minister of the Island in 2017.
The 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck 10 kilometers Tuesday afternoon southwest of Hafnarfjordur, a coastal town near the capital Reykjavik, according to the United States Geological Survey said the earthquake measurements.
And those of reports led to the damage around the head. Iceland will hold the ship in a storm just Each designated points.
Jakobsdottir is the world's first leader to be interrupted by movement of this year, in May, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern discussions with a magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck near the coronavirus the lifting of Wellington.
As the camera moved, and yet laugh at Ardero Newshub bridge PM Show host Ryan "We're just having a bit of an earthquake here, enough - enough to shake an honest way."