Underwater landslides triggering tsunami still possible in Indonesia

Extreme weather can still potentially cause underwater landslides in a strait located between the islands of Java and Sumatra that may trigger more tsunamis after a tsunami struck parts of the islands over the weekend, claiming 429 lives, a government official said Tuesday.At least 154 others are still missing and 1,485 were injured from Saturday night's tsunami, caused by an eruption of Mt. Anak Krakatau that hit coastal areas around the narrow Sunda Strait between the country's two most populous islands."We keep monitoring the tremor activities of Mt. Anak Krakatau, particularly under (cu…READ FULL ARTICLE