Some 381,851 vehicles exited Jabodetabek until day-five of mudik ban 11th May 2021
A traffic police officer checked the documents of motorist at a checkpoint as a follow up to homecoming travel ban. Dokumentasi Jasa Marga
The figure fell 33 percent from the normal traffic of 570,288 vehicles. Jakarta (ANTARA) - State-owned toll road operator PT Jasa Marga (Persero) Tbk recorded 381,851 vehicles having departed from Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi (Jabodetabek) to Java until fifth day of Eid al-Fitr homecoming travel or mudik ban on Monday.
“The figure fell 33 percent as compared to the normal traffic of 570,288 vehicles,” PT Jasa Marga Corporate Communication & Community Development Group Head Dwimawan Heru noted in a written statement released on Tuesday.
Police turn back 32,815 vehicles on homecoming ban s second day 8th May 2021
Chief of Traffic Corps of the National Police Inspector General Istiono during a press briefing at the Cikupa toll gate in Tangerang, west of Jakarta, on Friday night. ANTARA/HO-The Indonesian Police Traffic Corps
By this night, we have turned back a total of 32,815 vehicles because they did not meet administrative requirements for the non-homecoming trip Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian police turned back 32,815 vehicles from 381 checkpoints across the country on the second day of the Eid al-Fitr homecoming travel ban on Friday. By this night, we have turned back a total of 32,815 vehicles since they did not meet administrative requirements for non-homecoming trip, Chief of Traffic Corps of the National Police Inspector General Istiono stated at the Cikupa toll gate in Tangerang, West of Jakarta, on Friday night.
Hundreds of workers protest mobility restrictions on Cikampek tollroad 6th May 2021
Bekasi Police traffic unit chief adjunct senior commissioner Ojo Ruslani issues a ticket to a travel vehicle violating the ban on the homecoming exodus, on Kedungwaringin Pantura road, Bekasi district. (Foto: Pradita Kurniawan Syah).
The workers protested when their bus could not pass the West Cikarang toll gate from Cikampek. Cikarang, Bekasi (ANTARA) - Hundreds of workers launched a protest after they were not allowed to pass through a checkpoint at kilometer 31 of the Jakarta-Cikampek toll road on Thursday due to the ban on homecoming exodus, or mudik.
The protesting workers, who claimed they were headed to Jakarta for work, also recorded a 30-second video, which went viral on social media.