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Jakarta 1 year ago
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‘Stiff’ competition awaits as Pramono welcomes 'mudik' newcomers to Jakarta
The new governor vowed on Saturday that his administration would not carry out so-called “justice operations”, where authorities would actively discourage newcomers from settling in Jakarta to find work after the Idul Fitri holidays.
Economy 1 year ago
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Reduced holiday travel seen to slash Idul Fitri boon for regions this year
A leading business groups predicts a 12.3 percent decline in money circulation compared to last year’s Islamic festive season as the Transportation Ministry expects fewer people to leave urban centers for their hometowns.
Society 1 year ago
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Government expects smaller ‘mudik’ amid bleak economy
The government is expecting a significant drop in the number of people partaking in the Idul Fitri tradition of mudik (exodus) this year as many Indonesians endure a tougher financial situation amid President Prabowo Subianto’s sweeping austerity measures.
Society 1 year ago
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SOEs offer 100,000 free ‘mudik’ quotas for Idul Fitri this year
This year, the Transportation Ministry predicts that half of Indonesia’s population, or around 146 million people, will travel during the holiday, with West Java recording the highest mobility, according to a release earlier this week.
