Homecomers at Kalideres Terminal Declined 10 Percent
Reported by Hendi Kusuma | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
Entering 2 days before Eid ul Fitr 1435 Hijri, the amount of homecomers at Kalideres Terminal, West Jakarta, is decreasing to 10 percent. It happens because the homecomers have departed since the far-away days thus only few number of late homecomers left.
The 10 percent decline in the number of passengers was due to early homecomers departures
Based on the homecoming record post at Kalideres Intercity Interprovice (AKAP) Bus Terminal, the number of homecomers departing 2 days before Eid ul Fitr at 7 AM-1 PM, reached 4,853 people and 5,392 people on 3 days before Eid ul Fitr.
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"The 10 percent decline in the number of passengers was due to early homecomers departures," expressed Head of Kalideres AKAP Bus Terminal, Jojo Sukarno, Saturday (7/26).
Sukarno added that among homecomers, 827 people traveled to Sumater, 647 Banten, 527 Central Java, 356 West Java, and 6 East Java with total of 379 buses per day.
"We also provided 200 back-up buses from Blue Bird, Pahala Kencana and Sinar Jaya," he finished.
