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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.
Jakarta 1 year ago
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Govt to close Karet Station in February for service efficiency
Service efficiency has been touted as the government's reason for its plan to close Karet Station in February, a move that has met with resistance from residents and vendors alike over the station's strategic convenience as a link to Tanah Abang, the Sudirman CBD as well as the Mega Kuningan business district via BNI City and Sudirman stations.
Economy 1 year ago
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Study on Whoosh's Surabaya extension to finish by year-end, govt says
The government expects the feasibility study on the planned extension of the Jakarta-Bandung HSR to Surabaya to be completed this year, even as the country prepares for the transfer of power later this month.
Economy 1 year ago
China and Vietnam sign 14 deals from rail to crocodile trade
Lam's visit to Beijing, his first overseas trip since coming to power, signals a desire between the two communist neighbours to strengthen ties, amid growing trade and investment, despite occasional clashes over boundaries in the South China Sea.
Europe 1 year ago
'Massive attack' on French rail threatens more chaos
No immediate claim of responsibility was made for the arson attacks on cabling boxes at junctions strategically picked out north, southwest and east of the capital where the Olympics opening ceremony was staged on Friday night. Rail workers thwarted a fourth attempt to destroy safety equipment.
