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View all search resultsAuthorities are attempting to untangle the kilometers-long snarl of vehicles that has formed on the road to the key seaport in Banten as millions of people try to reach their hometowns on Sumatra to celebrate Idul Fitri with the families.
Ship operators under the River, Lake and Water Transportation Operators Association (Gapasdap) have announced that they will scale back ferry services on several major routes to cut down losses, as the Transportation Ministry has not yet implemented a new pricing scheme following a significant fuel price hike earlier this month.
The new bus and ferry e-ticketing platforms were launched prior to the President's call for social distancing, and it remains to be seen how many people still intend to go ahead with their Idul Fitri holiday plans this year.
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