Pio, a 24-year-old resident of densely populated Kampung Muka, Ancol, North Jakarta, makes a living by distributing clean water to people who live in the densely populated area.
He earns Rp 1,000 (7 US cents) for each bottle from a water refill depot and Rp 3,000 per bottle for well-known brands of mineral water to support his daily needs.
Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) released to mark the World Water Day on March 22 referred to more than 663 million people still living with difficult access to clean water all over the world.
Pio and his water-delivery job in Ancol represents a glimpse into the hard lives of residents in Jakarta who have to buy clean water for everyday consumption.