Aproximativ 170.000 de turiști au rămas blocați în Indonezia, după erupția vulcanului Anak Krakatau

The eruption of Anak Krakatau volcano has disrupted air traffic in Indonesia, stranding thousands of tourists. Major airports in Jakarta remain closed due to volcanic ash, affecting over 1,500 flights and around 170,000 passengers. Authorities prioritize safety as wind changes complicate traffic resumption estimates. Indonesia, located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, has numerous active volcanoes. Following the eruption, efforts are underway to clear ash from the atmosphere and roads, while schools have shifted to remote learning. Health officials urge the public to stay calm and protect themselves from ash exposure.