JABAR EKSPRES – The Pulo Gebang Integrated Terminal Manager noted that the volume of passengers on the return flow after the Eid Al-Fitr 2023 holiday at the Pulo Gebang Integrated Terminal in East Jakarta on Friday, April 28, 2023, tended to decrease compared to the previous day.
Pulo Gebang Integrated Terminal Squad Commander Anwar Mansyur in Jakarta, Friday, explained that passengers at the arrival terminal until 12.00 WIB reached 1,840 passengers with 242 bus fleets.
“The highest return flow was on Wednesday, April 26, 2023, reaching 2,721 passengers who arrived with 314 buses, mostly from Central Java,” he said.
According to him, on April 26, 2023 it was the peak of the first phase of the return flow at Pulo Gebang Integrated Terminal. While the peak of the second phase of the return flow is predicted at the end of April and May 1, 2023.
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“Maybe they (travelers) still want to be in their hometowns because their children are still on school holidays,” said Anwar.
He added that the majority of passengers who arrived at Pulo Gebang Integrated Terminal occurred in the early morning. Passengers can rent lodging facilities at the terminal to rest before continuing their journey to their respective homes.
“For passengers who arrive early in the morning and will continue their journey in the morning, they can rent lodging that we provide, which is relatively cheap at only Rp15,000 with air-conditioned rooms and toilets,” he said.
He appealed to passengers to maintain health protocols and protect their luggage and continue to prioritize their safety.
“During the Eid Al-Fitr 2023 period, both the homecoming and return flows, there were no incidents of lost items or criminality, Alhamdulillah, conducive,” he said.
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