Icelandic authorities searched Monday for two tourists missing since an ice cave partially collapsed the previous afternoon, killing one person and injuring another.

The search, which was suspended overnight when conditions made it too dangerous to continue, resumed at about 7 a.m., Icelandic broadcaster RUV reported. Up to 60 researchers are already on the scene, with more expected to arrive throughout the day, RUV said.

Four people were struck by falling ice, with one dying at the scene and another flown to the hospital by helicopter.{ai:summary}<p>Icelandic authorities resumed the search for two missing tourists after an ice cave collapse on Sunday, which resulted in one death and one injury. Around 60 researchers are involved in the search efforts, and additional personnel are expected on site.</p><p>#society</p>

Ice cave collapse in Iceland kills one tourist, and two are still missing

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