Survive with Jakarta's Water Conditions

A clean water seller fills his jerrycan with paid clean water from the PAM station at Muara Angke, Jakarta, Indonesia, on May 18, 2023. The vendors charge IDR5,000 for two jerrycans. Citizens use it to fulfill their daily needs, such as boiling drinks, cooking, bathing, and washing clothes. According to local residents, they have faced difficulties in accessing clean water for over 20 years.