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View all search resultsState-owned railway operator PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) has replaced the president director of its commuter rail subsidiary, PT Kereta Commuter Indonesia (KCI), amid public scrutiny over how it handled a viral incident involving a missing tumbler on a commuter train.
In addition to banning a male passenger who was caught on video allegedly harassing a woman at Tanah Abang Station early this month, KCI has renewed its call for all Commuter Line passengers to be aware of their surroundings both on board and at stations.
Commuter Line operator PT KAI Commuter (KCI) has been using CCTV analytics technology to prevent perpetrators of sexual harassment from using its services, amid rising reports of sexual abuse inside its trains, with at least 57 incidents being recorded so far this year.
Commuter Line operator KCI is set to import another eight trains from China's CRRC for a total of 11 trains, after a retrofitting deal with local train manufacturer INKA was revised down from 19 to two trains, according to a spokesperson.
Critics have suggested the purchase of the Chinese Commuter Line trains, saying it may be linked to ongoing liabilities that Indonesia owes to China for financing the construction and operation of Whoosh.
Indonesia's Commuter Line has inked a deal worth almost $50 billion to purchase three trains from China's CRRC, the latest transportation deal amid the government's continuing efforts to deepen its ties with Beijing in the industry.
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