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General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.

General view of rubbish scattered in the waters of Muara Baru, North Jakarta on December 10 2024. Based on data from the National Action Plan for Handling Marine Waste, Indonesia was able to reduce 35.36 percent of plastic waste in the sea from 615,675 tons in 2018 to only 408,885 tons in 2018. in 2022. Currently, Indonesia is ranked fifth as a contributor to plastic waste in Southeast Asia.