Tremors Felt as Anak Krakatau Erupts Repeatedly in Indonesia | World

Mount Anak Krakatau has erupted again in Indonesia, sending volcanic ash as high as 15 kilometres into the sky. The latest eruption comes amid elevated volcanic and seismic activity around the volcano, with tremors and volcanic earthquakes being monitored. Anak Krakatau remains under Level III (Siaga/Alert), with authorities maintaining a 3-kilometre exclusion zone around the active crater.The volcano, located in Indonesia’s Sunda Strait, has experienced repeated eruptions in recent weeks. The latest high-level eruption generated an ash plume tracked by the Darwin Volcanic Ash Advisory Center, with ash moving westward.Anak Krakatau is the volcanic remnant that emerged from the Krakatau system and became infamous after the 2018 Anak Krakatau collapse and tsunami.Watch the latest eruption footage and see why Anak Krakatau’s renewed activity is drawing attention.