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From trackside shacks to new homes, Jakarta families weigh what comes next

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Kiki Siregar
From trackside shacks to new homes, Jakarta families weigh what comes next
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The Indonesian government is initiating a program to relocate families living in informal settlements along railway tracks in Jakarta to formal housing. While residents acknowledge the dangers of their current living situation, many have lived there for generations and are hesitant to move.

Indonesia wants to relocate families living beside railway tracks to newly built housing, starting with Jakarta before expanding the programme nationwide.

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