JAKARTA, September 6, 2026 — Indonesia’s Mount Anak Krakatau erupted again, sending a dense plume of volcanic ash into the atmosphere and disrupting air travel across western Indonesia.
The ash cloud moved toward the Jakarta region, prompting authorities and airlines to cancel or adjust numerous flights as a precaution. Several airports experienced significant operational disruption, leaving thousands of passengers facing delays and cancellations.
Officials are closely monitoring the volcano and the movement of the ash cloud. Residents in affected areas have also been advised to take precautions against volcanic ash exposure.
Although the eruption has caused major transport problems, authorities have reported no immediate tsunami threat or major casualties from the latest activity.
The ash cloud moved toward the Jakarta region, prompting authorities and airlines to cancel or adjust numerous flights as a precaution. Several airports experienced significant operational disruption, leaving thousands of passengers facing delays and cancellations.
Officials are closely monitoring the volcano and the movement of the ash cloud. Residents in affected areas have also been advised to take precautions against volcanic ash exposure.
Although the eruption has caused major transport problems, authorities have reported no immediate tsunami threat or major casualties from the latest activity.