Overwhelming sense of pressure! Iceberg drifts to Greenland residents' doorstep

In the small village of Innaarsuit on the northwest tip of Greenland, villagers woke up recently to find a massive iceberg floating dangerously close to shore—just tens of meters away from the fishing harbor and residential homes. Due to its enormous size and proximity, local authorities have urgently issued safety warnings. · Photos show the iceberg towering several times higher than shoreline buildings, currently stationary outside the harbor. Emergency units are on high alert, as any sudden breakup or further movement could trigger destructive waves along the coast. · ‼️Key reminders: Avoid group trips to stores Extra caution for mobility-impaired individuals Heightened vigilance for vessels at sea All should steer clear of areas near the iceberg · 👉Iceberg stalled for nearly a week Typically, large icebergs near inhabited areas drift away gradually, but this one has barely moved since last week—the core concern. For safety, local fish factories and small shops have been temporarily closed. · 📚Not the first occurrence Back in 2018, Innaarsuit faced a similar scenario when an ~11-million-ton iceberg entered the same harbor—so massive it was clearly captured by NASA satellites. Partial evacuations of low-lying areas occurred then, though strong winds eventually carried the iceberg away without major damage. · 🌍Giant icebergs becoming routine challenges Innaarsuit, accessible only by boat or helicopter with under 200 residents relying mainly on fishing, is particularly vulnerable to such natural events due to its remoteness and limited infrastructure. As global warming accelerates glacier calving along Greenland's coasts, these encounters with colossal icebergs near communities are growing increasingly frequent.