Only a fraction of Jakarta’s population of 10.8 million are connected to the city’s water mains, a system often criticised for its unreliability, poor quality and insufficient quantity. An Water pollution continues to be a major challenge in the context of urban development and population growth, particularly in contexts without adequate wastewater treatment [1–3]. Jakarta, Indonesia is a rapidly growing megacity facing water quality impairment due to pollution and a lack of wastewater treatment. Jakarta followed it at 20 with a 36.2 μg /m3 annual average. Vientiane was ranked 3 0, Yangon 35, Bangkok 52, and Metro Manila 62. Air pollution reached alarming levels in 2022, A significant gap needed to be closed with a service coverage of 64.06% and non-revenue for water at 45.06%. However, there is no detailed information on Jakarta's water supply and demand, which is essential to understand the resources situation. This study estimates Jakarta's total water supply and demand for 5 years. Living with dirty water. JAKARTA, 24 April 2012 (IRIN) - Heavy pollution of river water by household and industrial waste in the Indonesian province of West Java is threatening the health of at The World’s. Fastest-Sinking. Megacity Has One Last Chance to Save Itself. Parts of Jakarta are subsiding at unprecedented speed. The longshot fix rests with noodle billionaire Anthoni Salim. By Aug. 27, 2019, 8:33 AM UTC. By The Associated Press. JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia's president announced Monday that the country's capital will move from overcrowded, sinking and polluted Jakarta, Indonesia – Air pollution will take an estimated seven million lives globally in the next year, while costing the world’s economy nearly 225 billion USD.[1] [2] The latest data compiled in the IQAir AirVisual 2018 World Air Quality Report and interactive World’s most polluted cities ranking, prepared in collaboration with Greenpeace Southeast Asia, reveals the state of Plans to shift the national capital are still years away, and regardless, analysts doubt that the move will solve Jakarta’s pollution issues. For Jakarta’s residents, it seems, the years of The poor air quality of Indonesia's capital city is back in the spotlight as air quality monitor Airvisual determined that Jakarta ranks as the city with worst air pollution in the world on 3qOn1.