News outlets in Indonesia have published headlines about volcanic activity at Anak Krakatau, including claims of fish strandings linked to eruptions and discussions of tsunami risks. One headline describes a hoax claim about a 60-meter tsunami following an eruption, while another features experts warning of dangers but stating that eruptions do not automatically trigger tsunamis. A third headline reports that the status of Mount Anak Krakatau has been raised to level III alert. These headlines come from Tribrata News, 20detik, Kompas.com, and ANTARA News Megapolitan.
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