Over 200 Flights Canceled in Indonesia Due to Anak Krakatoa
The eruption of the Anak Krakatoa volcano in Indonesia led to the suspension of flights at Soekarno Hatta International Airport in Jakarta, affecting 209 flights, including international ones, within a few hours. The ash cloud reached heights of approximately 6,000 meters toward Java and 15,000 meters toward Sumatra and Banten. Authorities have advised residents to exercise caution and wear masks, warning against approaching the volcano's crater, which remains at alert level three. There are no indications of tsunamis or injuries at this time. The volcanic activity has also resulted in the cancellation of school events and fishing activities, as the hazards posed by the ash continue to impact health and the environment.
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