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Business 9 years ago
Minister hopes logistics will be ‘back to normal’ after Idul Fitri disruption
Industry Ministry Airlangga Hartarto has expressed his hopes that logistical activities will return to normal after the government has lifted a ban on trucks for several routes that were prioritized for Idul Fitri travelers.
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