Anak Krakatau (Child of Krakatoa) volcano is seen from Japanese helicopter carrier Kaga at the Indian Ocean, Indonesia September 22, 2018.
At least 348 eruptions were recorded in the past 24 hours in Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau island, the met office said on Saturday.
According to a statement from the Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG), the smoke from the volcano -- which is located in the region of Lampung province -- reached a height of up to 200 meters.
Sounds around the volcano and small-scale vibrations were recorded, the statement added.
A warning was issued for those living nearby to move to safe places.
Indonesia was hit by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake and tsunami at Sulawesi Island on Sept. 28, which led to at least 1,649 deaths.
An earthquake-hit village of Indonesian island Sulawesi, where tens of thousands are still hiding, has received nothing since the disaster.The village, which is neither difficult to access nor remote, is only a few kilometers from where the vice president's helicopter was parked when he toured the tsunami-hit city of Palu on Friday, after criticism that the government responded too slowly to those who needed aid.
Indonesian earthquake-hit village still waiting for aid