Indonesia eruption disrupts flights

Jakarta International Airport and other airports in Indonesia experienced widespread disruption due to the eruption of Anak Krakatau volcano, which spewed lava and covered the area with volcanic ash. More than 200 flights have been canceled, and six airports remain closed until further notice. The volcano, located between the islands of Java and Sumatra, has been intermittently active since its first appearance in the 20th century. It poses a threat to maritime navigation and regional security, although a tsunami is not currently expected. Authorities warned of the dangers posed by volcanic ejecta and advised caution when around the area, while scientists have not been able to precisely predict the timing of the next eruption.

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