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New aerial footage shows Anak Krakatau reshaped after eruption
12:45 January 14, 2019 Reuters
New aerial footage of the Anak Krakatau volcano in Indonesia, filmed on Sunday (January 13) revealed the extent of its collapse in December last year, when an eruption caused a massive tsunami in the Sunda Strait. The volcano lost more than two-thirds of its height after the eruption, when it collapsed from its original 338 metres to a mere 110 metres, resulting in waves of up to five metres that crashed into coasts in western Java and southern Sumatra, killing 437 people.