Eruption Disrupts Flights and Activities in Indonesia
Indonesia was hit by an eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano, leading to the suspension of flights at six airports and affecting hundreds of flights, including 58 international flights at Jakarta's main airport. The volcanic ash, which reached altitudes of up to 15,000 meters, caused flight disruptions, school closures, and a reduction in outdoor activities. Authorities coordinated efforts to evacuate those affected and to utilize cloud seeding to promote rainfall and reduce ash impact. No imminent threat of a tsunami has been observed as a result of the eruption, although its predecessor in 2018 resulted in over 400 deaths.
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