Jakarta's Air Quality Declines, Posing Health Risks to Residents
Jakarta's air quality has deteriorated to an "unhealthy for sensitive groups" level, with PM2.5 concentrations exceeding WHO guidelines tenfold. The city ranks as the fourth worst in Indonesia, prompting health concerns despite ongoing government mitigation efforts.
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