Living in Indonesia is scary because 202,004.30 hectares of land affected by forest and land fires from January to July 2026 22.93 million people were living in poverty as of March 2026, representing 8.07% of Indonesia’s population 7.24 million people were unemployed in February 2026, with an unemployment rate of 4.68% Rp195.77 trillion in suspicious transactions linked to potential financial crimes were identified during 2025 through the first half of 2026. This figure is not the same as proven state losses from corruption Rp3,842.7 trillion was allocated for total state expenditure in the 2026 State Budget (APBN). This covers national spending, not just government officials These numbers raise important questions about public priorities, environmental protection, economic inequality and accountability From: sekmen.id (IG)