Cum arată „orașul fantomă” care vrea să devină noua capitală a Indoneziei. Doar 10.000 de oameni s-au mutat acolo

Nusantara, the new capital of Indonesia, is struggling to attract residents despite ambitious plans. Currently, only about 10,000 people have moved to the city, which is designed for 1.2 million by 2029. Jakarta, the current capital, faces severe issues like overcrowding and sinking due to rising sea levels. Former President Jokowi initiated the Nusantara project to alleviate Jakarta's problems, but the new administration under President Prabowo Subianto has cut funding and shifted focus away from Nusantara. While some residents appreciate the quieter lifestyle, concerns grow that Nusantara may become an expensive, underutilized project, or an 'elephant in the room' with minimal impact. The future of Nusantara remains uncertain as political dynamics shift.