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The image displays data on urban population percentages from 1970 to 2040 for four countries: the Philippines with 30% in 1970, steadily increasing to approximately 48% in 2000, reaching about 55% by 2020, projecting to 60% by 2040; Malaysia starting at 30% in 1970, sharply rising to over 55% by 2000 and leveling at just above 75% by both 2020 and 2040; Thailand beginning slightly below 20% in 1970, progressively increasing to nearly 30% by 2000, reaching above 40% in 2020, continuing to 50% by 2040; Indonesia starting below 20% in 1970, growing steadily to about 40% by 2000, reaching approximately 50% in 2020, with a continued rise to around 55% by 2040.
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The line chart reports the number of population staying in cities between the year of 1970 and 2020 in four areas in Asia, with the forecast for 2030 and 2040. Units are explained by percentages.
Overall, each region experience an upward trend, with Malaysia as the country with the highest population living in urban area. The remaining countries faced a steady increase, even though there was a slight drop for Philippines in 2010.
It is known that Malaysia grew massively and predicted to reach their peak in 2040 with 80% people living in cities. Furthermore, Indonesia is also speculated to be the second highest number of population in 2040, even not as high as Malaysia, with the difference of 20% populations.
However, both Philippines and Thailand are expected to have less civillians living in the hustle than Malaysia and Indonesia in 2040, with both barely reach more than 50% of people.
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