The eruption began late on Friday evening and continued to intensify over the weekend. Schools have been closed in affected areas, and fishermen have been prohibited from going to sea, while residents complain of eye irritation due to ash. Authorities recommend that people stay indoors and use protective masks. Meanwhile, the Indonesian disaster agency emphasizes that there is currently no immediate tsunami threat. This is particularly noteworthy due to the volcano's history: Anak Krakatau grew in the place of the famous Krakatau, and the collapse of its slope in December 2018 triggered a tsunami that claimed hundreds of lives.
