The volcanic activity of Mount Anak Krakatau, which began erupting on September 4th, is causing significant travel disruptions. Volcanic ash from the eruption has reached as far as Bandung, located 150km south-east of Jakarta. This ashfall is impacting transportation and leading to numerous passengers being stranded. Disrupted travel is causing missed classes and extended holidays for those affected. The situation is ongoing, with authorities monitoring the volcano's activity and assessing the extent of the disruptions in Jakarta and surrounding areas. Further travel delays are anticipated until the eruption subsides and conditions improve. Authorities have not yet issued evacuation orders, but are closely watching the situation unfold around Anak Krakatau.