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Finger Pointing After Disaster 

Monday, December 31, 2018

The government has no tsunami early detection tools in the waters around the Anak Krakatau volcano. A major gap in disaster warning systems. 

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People ran after hearing the news that the sea water was rising again in Sumur, Banten, December 25. TEMPO/M Taufan Rengganis. tempo : 173054974472.

SINCE Mount Anak Krakatau had flared up so often, Anton Sudrajat was in no panic when he saw the volcano had erupted some 50 kilometers away from where he worked. The employee of the Tanjung Lesung Beach Club even joked about it when he saw the repeated explosions on Saturday two weeks ago.  “Anak Krakatau is coughing again,” Anton said on Monday last week, repeating what he had said the week before that.  

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