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Indonesia Reopens Airports After Volcanic Eruption Disrupts Flights
An eruption of Anak Krakatau volcano forced the closure of eight airports, including those serving Jakarta, stranding approximately 340,000 people. While some airports have reopened, ensuring aircraft airworthiness remains a challenge.
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