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Jakarta 11 months ago
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Over 1.4m vehicles depart Greater Jakarta on 'mudik': Jasa Marga
More than 1.4 million vehicles had left the capital and surrounding areas in the week until Friday to head to their hometowns, according to the state-owned toll road operator, which has projected 24 percent fewer travelers going on mudik this year.
Archipelago 11 months ago
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Train-minivan collision in Central Java kills four 'mudik' travelers
Seven members of two families were traveling on 'mudik' (exodus) for Idul Fitri when the Batara Kresna railbus collided with their vehicle on Wednesday morning at a railroad crossing in Sukoharjo, Central Java, killing four and injuring three.
Society 11 months ago
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Muted Idul Fitri ahead as 'mudik' travel declines
The country is likely to see a more reserved Idul Fitri this year as fewer people participate in the mudik (exodus) tradition amid financial hardship, widespread layoffs and President Prabowo Subianto’s sweeping austerity measures.
Society 11 months ago
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Idul Fitri exodus comes early amid WFA policy
A work-from-anywhere (WFA) policy for civil servants and earlier school holidays for students have contributed to an earlier mudik (exodus) ahead of this year's Idul Fitri holiday, as suggested by data compiled by authorities.
Archipelago 11 months ago
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Authorities warns of extreme weather as ‘mudik’ season begins
Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) head Dwikorita Karnawati said that while the overall chance of rainfall had decreased as Indonesia transitioned to the dry season, several atmospheric factors made for a continued risk of extreme weather across the country.
