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City 7 years ago

MRT packed with passengers on election day

After casting their votes, Jakartans flocked to MRT stations to take advantage of the national holiday on Wednesday to try out the city’s new mode of transportation.

City 7 years ago

MRT Jakarta may fine 'free' riders

Following the official launch of MRT Jakarta last month, enthusiasm remains high among residents to try out the service, which spans 15.7 kilometers from Lebak Bulus in South Jakarta to the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle in Central Jakarta.

City 7 years ago

MRT increases free trial run quota to 50,000 passengers per day

MRT Jakarta has increased the passenger quota for the trial run from 28,800 passengers a day to 50,000.

City 7 years ago

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Jakarta to pay hefty subsidy for MRT

The Jakarta administration wants cheap tickets for passengers of the MRT and the Light Rail Transit (LRT), but others may have to help foot the subsidies bill.

World 7 years ago

Cargo plane crashes in Iran, killing 15: Army

The plane was carrying meat from Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan when it crashed near the capital Tehran, an army spokesman told state TV, adding that only the flight engineer survived.

World 7 years ago

Five dead, 31 injured in Hong Kong coach crash: Police

A coach on its way to Hong Kong's airport collided with a taxi Friday leaving five dead and 31 injured, police said.

World 7 years ago

Suspected gas cylinder blast kills 42 on Zimbabwe bus

At least 42 passengers were killed, Zimbabwe police said Friday, after a suspected gas cylinder exploded on a bus, with pictures showing the burnt-out wreckage of the vehicle.

City 7 years ago

Lion Air passengers change planes because of broken AC

Passengers were asked to leave a Lion Air plane after it was found that the aircraft's auxiliary power unit was experiencing issues.

City 7 years ago

Transjakarta sees surge in passengers after launch of expanded odd-even policy

City-owned bus operator Transjakarta has recorded a surge in passengers in the past week, following the implementation of the expanded odd-even traffic policy, which bars certain vehicles from entering major thoroughfares depending on the date.