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Despite Mount Anak Krakatau being on Level III Alert status, fishermen in Pandeglang continue to go to sea to meet their families' economic needs amid the challenge of declining catches.
A Mapala UI member has embarked on a solo cycling expedition from Depok to Lombok. The journey includes climbing 13 mountains, covering a total distance of 1,634 kilometers.
The Geological Agency has raised the status of Mount Anak Krakatau to Alert Level III following a significant increase in magma supply and deformation of the volcano's body.
Although crater water temperatures have decreased, the Geological Agency continues to urge tourists at Mount Kelimutu to stay away from the crater rim to anticipate the risk of phreatic eruptions.
PVMBG has set an Alert status (Level III) for Mount Anak Krakatau, prohibiting local residents and tourists from activities within a 3-kilometer radius to anticipate unpredictable eruption hazards.
Mount Anak Krakatau is now on Level III (Alert) status. Port authorities have issued strict instructions for captains to maintain a safe distance and monitor volcanic activity for navigational safety.
Explore the natural beauty of Situ Gunung on a refreshing trekking expedition, offering an adventure travel experience for nature lovers amidst the cool mountain air.
The Geological Agency has stated that the viral video showing a violent eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau at night is false information. The public is urged to only refer to official channels for disaster-related information.
