Volcanic eruption extends Jakarta airport closure

The closure of Jakarta's airports has been extended due to the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau, which released lava and volcanic ash clouds, leading to the disruption of thousands of flights and the suspension of operations at eight airports. Over 270,000 travelers remain stranded. Forecasts continue to indicate the possibility of a new eruption, with a significant risk of falling glowing rocks and lava flows, affecting air travel and transportation in the region. The damage includes more than 240 flights canceled or delayed, impacting around 30,000 passengers, while the threat of eruption remains high according to Indonesian authorities.

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