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Coastal cities like Jakarta are sinking at alarming rates—up to 10 centimeters annually—primarily due to land subsidence from groundwater overexploitation and inadequate infrastructure. With sea levels rising and land submerging, millions are at risk of displacement. Jakarta plans to relocate its capital over 1,200 km away, emphasizing the urgency of climate adaptation initiatives. Yet, even the new city faces similar issues if sustainable infrastructure is not prioritized.