Volcanic ash is spreading across Indonesia after the Anak Krakatau eruption. Health fears are growing among locals. Eight airports have closed. Air travel in the region is disrupted. Javan rhinos are probably fine, officials say. The eruption has brought back questions about the 1883 Krakatau disaster. Could it happen again?

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