Indonesia prepares construction of a 575-kilometre sea wall along Java's northern coast
Summary
Indonesian authorities are developing plans for a roughly 575-kilometre sea wall along Java's northern coast, divided into 15 sections, to protect coastal cities, ports and farmland from flooding and land subsidence, with Reuters earlier estimating the cost at around 80 billion dollars and up to 20 years to build.
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Državi prijeti potop: Grade zid dug 575 kilometara kako bi spasili milione ljudi Razlog za zabrinutost nije samo rast globalne razine mora. Naučnici upozoravaju da
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- Java · Natural area
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- Indonezija · Country
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Places mentioned in the report
Java, Indonesia, Jakarta, Semarang, Cirebon and Surabaya are marked because they lie within the area covered by the planned sea wall or are named as cities affected by land subsidence, not because an event occurred there.
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- 06:27 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 08:36 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
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