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Anak Krakatoa erupted Saturday, sending lava and large columns of ash into the sky and causing major air travel disruptions across Indonesia. Around 270,000 passengers have been affected, with airport closures, cancellations and delays expected to continue.

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00:03Indonesia's Anak Krakatoa erupted Saturday, sending lava and massive columns of ash into
00:09the sky and creating major disruptions for air travel.
00:12The volcano sits about 150 kilometers from Jakarta, where the eruption forced flights
00:18at the city's international airport to be suspended.
00:36The impact quickly spread beyond the capital, with cancellations and delays reported at other
00:42airports across Indonesia.
00:43Around 270,000 passengers have been affected by the disruption.
00:48Airport closures and travel disruptions are expected to continue, with thousands of flights
00:53potentially impacted as authorities monitor the volcanic activity.
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