Anak Krakatau erupted violently early Sunday, blasting ash high into the sky and grounding Jakarta’s main airport for hours. Though brief—lasting just 30 seconds—the eruption disrupted flights, stranded travelers, and prompted safety warnings to stay 3 kilometers from the crater. No injuries or evacuations were needed, but officials warn of lingering ripple effects on air travel. This latest outburst recalls the volcano’s deadly past, including a 2018 tsunami that killed over 400—and echoes the catastrophic 1883 eruption of its parent volcano.
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