The graph below gives information about the percentage of the population in four asian countries living in cities from 1970 to 2020, with predictions for 2030 and 2040.. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart depicts the number of people living in metropolis over a 50-year period,

along with

projections for 2030 and 2040 in four different Asian regions (the

Philippines

,

Malaysia

,

Thailand

, and

Indonesia

).

Overall

, all states are predicted to increase in populace by 2040 when massive growth emerges in

Indonesia

and

Malaysia

, around four times higher than in other countries. The total of people in the

Philippines

and

Thailand

steadily grew throughout the observed period, followed by the forecast. Regarding people living downtown,

Malaysia

stood at 30%,

whereas

Indonesia

had the lowest point, starting at approximately 15%.

While

Indonesia

began with a gradual rise,

Malaysia

surprisingly skyrocketed and took the lead, which has the lion's share by 2020 (roughly 75%). Both countries are projected to have most of the population living in cities, with 60% of

Indonesia

and 20% of Malaysians living in rural areas.

Thailand

's growing population started at just below 20%, smaller than the

Philippines

' (just over 30%).

Thailand

experienced a progressive upturn;

in contrast

, the

Philippines

' citizens rose steeply in 1990 before falling regularly by 2010, ending the year with an average of 45%. The quantity of residents in

Thailand

is forecasted to grow by 50% of the total number who live in towns;

on the other hand

, a minority of Filipinos (about 45%) live in the countryside.