Jakarta air quality reaches unhealthy levels

Jakarta's air quality has reached unhealthy levels, ranking among the five worst cities globally. According to IQAir data, the Air Quality Index (AQI) reached 180, placing it in the unhealthy category for sensitive groups.

In addition to poor air quality, weather forecasts for the region indicate high temperatures, with predictions reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius. South Jakarta is expected to be the hottest area. Residents are advised to wear masks during outdoor activities and maintain adequate hydration to mitigate health risks.