In the middle of eucalyptus forests in the heart of Borneo, excavators move large rocks and orange clay ground. Wire ropes and sheaves of red-colored cranes lift and lower heavy materials, transporting them from one place to another.Such activities have been a common daily sight in the three years since Indonesian President Joko Widodo announced a plan to relocate the nation's capital from Jakarta on Java Island to the world's third-largest island to ease the burden on the city from its chronic pollution, traffic congestion and other woes.With a population of over 10 million, Jakarta has al…READ FULL ARTICLE
