Authorities in Jakarta report that the Sunda Strait is currently safe from a tsunami, despite continued activity from Mount Anak Krakatau. Round-the-clock monitoring has not detected any tsunami waves following the volcanic activity. The situation remains under close observation as officials prioritize public safety. While Anak Krakatau continues to show activity, current data indicates no immediate threat to coastal areas. Residents and tourists in the Sunda Strait are advised to stay informed through official channels. The monitoring efforts are ongoing to ensure early detection of any potential changes in the volcanic activity and associated risks.