Geologists have urged that communities along the coastal areas facing the Sunda Strait and hit by last month's deadly tsunami be roped in to run their own tsunami warning sensors and undertake their maintenance as well.
They have also criticised the central government for failing to follow up on at least two studies by notable geologists who had predicted the Anak Krakatoa volcano could someday spawn a deadly tsunami.
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