Journey to South Kalimantan's Highest Village for Solar Power Installation
A report on the arduous journey to Juhu Village, the highest settlement in South Kalimantan, aiming to install renewable energy. The team navigated treacherous mountain paths and broken bridges, highlighting efforts to improve energy access for the local community.
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