Indonesia Anak Krakatoa eruption affects flights and fishing
The eruption of Anak Krakatoa volcano in Indonesia led to the disruption of flights at eight airports, affecting over 1,500 flights and approximately 170,000 travelers. Schools were closed, fishing activities halted, and residents were warned about the dangers of volcanic ash, with some areas implementing remote learning. This coincided with the eruption of Mount Semeru in East Java, where the ash column rose to one meter. As a result, the number of volcanoes active at the third alert level increased to five.
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