Anak Krakatoa Affects 7 Airports
The eruption of Mount Anak Krakatoa in Indonesia led to the closure of seven airports, including two serving Jakarta, resulting in harm to more than 270,000 people and the rerouting or cancellation of approximately 2,300 flights. The volcanic ash, which reached heights of up to 15,000 meters, has caused air traffic to stop since Friday, with ongoing uncertainty about the end of the crisis due to unstable weather. The lava illuminated the sky with a red glow, and authorities ordered residents to wear masks. Schools shifted to remote learning amid repeated chances of new eruptions.
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