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170000 trapped at Indonesian airports after Anak Krakatau eruption
The article concerns the escalation of the "Anak Krakatau" volcano in Indonesia, where its recent eruption led to the closure of eight airports, including two major ones in Jakarta, affecting approximately 170,000 people due to canceled flights. The volcano's ash reached heights of up to 15,000 meters, resulting in ongoing closures and safety measures such as remote learning. It is worth noting that Anak Krakatau, considered one of Indonesia's most dangerous volcanoes, evokes memories of the 1883 eruption, which caused a devastating tsunami. Authorities warn of the possibility of further eruptions in the coming period, with continued impacts on transportation and local populations.
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