Anak Krakatau eruption strands more than 170,000 travellers across Indonesia
More than 170,000 travellers are stranded as eruptions from Mount Anak Krakatau disrupt Indonesia's aviation. Eight airports, including Jakarta's main international airport, remain closed amid dangerous volcanic ash clouds reaching up to 50,000 feet. Schools in Jakarta and Lampung have shifted to remote learning, while authorities warn that further eruptions remain highly likely in the coming days.
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