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ide-hailing app Gojek has added more lockers for personal helmets in several spots, including train stations, in Greater Jakarta to help its customers maintain health and hygiene protocols during the pandemic. The lockers are part of the company’s health campaign, called Zona NyAman J3K, which promotes health, hygiene and safety.
“We’ve launched the Zona NyAman J3K [lockers] in several train stations in Greater Jakarta to help people’s mobility to and from satellite areas,” Gojek regional operations vice president Gede Manggala said in a statement on Tuesday as quoted by antaranews.com.
“In line with the J3K initiative, we’d like to provide a feeling of safety and comfort for our customers in these times,” he added.
The helmet lockers are in Depok Baru Station in West Java and Tangerang Station in Banten.
