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

The line chart shows data about the percentage of people living in cities from different Southeast Asia nations between 1970 and 2020, with projections for two more decades in the future.

Overall

, the number of proportion changes in population all increased between 1970 and 2020,

also

the predictions show that the percentage will continue its climb to the higher number up until 2040.

Furthermore

, the figure displays that these four Asian countries experienced fluctuating increases and will have more stable numbers in the projected years. In 1970, the nation with the lowest point was

Indonesia

, with only about 15% of the citizens living in cities.

However

, at the edge of the counted period, 2020,

Indonesia

reached second place among all countries.

Then

, by the deadline of the projected period, the peak percentage will be reached. On top of

Indonesia

, in 1970, Thailand was placed with just under 20% of the city's society. Unfortunately, Thailand was overlapped by

Indonesia

and made it to the lowest spot in 2000, and still at the same point until the deadline of the recorded period and projected years.

Malaysia

was in the second strongest point in the starting year, with approximately 30% of its people living in town. The chart fluctuated until 1990,

then

made its spot stronger with remarkable stable increases after the year 1990. That positioned

Malaysia

in the highest location. The peak of the chart in 1970 was the Philipines, with just above 30% of its community staying in the towns. Despite that, the Philippines experienced fluctuating growth, which

also

caused the overlapping by

Malaysia

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the moment after 1990. That happened to be the cause of the Philippines being replaced by

Malaysia

as the first positioned nation, and eventually because of massive Indonesian city people growth in 2010,

this

made the Philippines placed in the third stand up until the recorded times' edge.