Prijeti im potop, grade gigantsku utvrdu dugačku 575 kilometara: 'Zaštitit ćemo 50 milijuna ljudi'
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The north coast of Java is experiencing land subsidence and a rising flood risk. This threatens residential areas, farmland and industrial zones. Indonesian authorities are drafting a plan for a massive coastal protection system. The proposed structure would stretch roughly 575 kilometres. Details such as the exact route, financing and timetable have not yet been fixed. Officials indicated the project aims to safeguard about 50 million people.
Na sjevernoj obali Jave slijeganje tla i sve veći rizik od poplava ugrožavaju naselja, poljoprivredne površine i industrijska područja. Indonezijske vlasti razrađuju plan gradnje golemog sustava obalne zaštite, no njegova konačna trasa, financiranje i rokovi još nisu utvrđeni.