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Indonesia Still Has 11,000 Villages Without Electricity, Minister Says

The Indonesian minister stated that there are still 11,000 villages across the country that lack access to electricity. This highlights ongoing challenges in rural electrification efforts despite national development initiatives. The statement underscores the gap between urban and rural infrastructure development. While the government has made progress in expanding electrical grids, significant work remains to ensure universal access. The issue reflects broader concerns about regional disparities and the pace of economic development in remote areas.

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Indonesia Still Has 11,000 Villages Without Electricity, Minister Says

The Indonesian minister stated that there are still 11,000 villages across the country that lack access to electricity. This highlights ongoing challenges in rural electrification efforts despite national development initiatives. The statement underscores the gap between urban and rural infrastructure development. While the government has made progress in expanding electrical grids, significant work remains to ensure universal access. The issue reflects broader concerns about regional disparities and the pace of economic development in remote areas.

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