Pinpointing pollution: The Nafas app indicating almost all areas of Jakarta have unhealthy levels of air pollution. — The Jakarta Post/ANN
JAKARTA and its satellite cities are so notorious for their air pollution that the public health issue has become a reluctantly accepted part of daily life for residents.
While avoiding pollution altogether is impossible, a locally made app called Nafas (breathe) seeks to present easily accessible, real-time data to help people fit their lifestyle to their surroundings.
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