A powerful eruption of the Indonesian volcano Anak Krakatau has caused significant disruption, with eight airports closed, including Jakarta's main airport, affecting over 170,000 travelers. The eruption sent volcanic ash plumes up to 15 kilometers high, leading to flight suspensions and diversions. Authorities have advised residents in Jakarta and surrounding areas to wear protective masks outdoors and have implemented remote learning for students due to health concerns. The Indonesian Meteorological Agency warns of potential further eruptions in the coming days. Anak Krakatau, located between Java and Sumatra, is part of the historically active Pacific 'Ring of Fire' region.
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