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The Indonesian railway company reported a significant reduction in carbon emissions during the Eid al-Fitr 2026 travel period, with an estimated total of 8.9 million kg of CO2 recorded. This achievement highlights the importance of rail transport as an environmentally friendly alternative.
Technical negotiations between Turkey, Syria, and Jordan have resulted in a significant agreement aimed at enhancing land and rail transport to the Gulf countries. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to strengthen economic and trade ties among the three nations.
The <strong>Bangunkarta</strong> train experienced a derailment at <strong>Bumiayu</strong> station in Indonesia, causing significant disruptions to rail transport. PT Kereta Api Indonesia confirmed that there were no injuries among passengers.
Cikarang Station in Bekasi, Indonesia, welcomed <strong>2,797</strong> travelers on the seventh day after Eid al-Fitr, reflecting a continued return movement post-holiday. Additionally, <strong>1,534</strong> travelers departed from the station during the same period, indicating a higher number of arrivals.
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) Operations Region 1 in Jakarta announced the continuation of its train services for passengers during the return period of Eid al-Fitr, expecting high passenger traffic until March 28, 2026.