Jakarta, nearby cities urged to work together on urban problems | VOANews

Jakarta will lose its status as Indonesia’s political capital this year. But the city - which is facing a host of problems - will remain the country’s commercial capital. Dave Grunebaum reports from Jakarta on some of the issues and potential solutions.
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