Not In Total, Backflow Is Predicted To Still Exist In The Next Two Weeks

Head of Kalideres Terminal, Revi Zulkarnaen (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Backflow through Kalideres Terminal in West Jakarta is predicted to remain in the next two weeks, although the number is not too much.

Unlike the homecoming flow, Head of Kalideres Terminal, Revi Zulkarnaen, passengers must be at home or hometown before Eid al-Fitr.

However, at the time of the backflow, he said when met at Kalideres Terminal, Saturday, passengers prefer their time off to avoid traffic congestion at the peak of backflow.

"We will continue to monitor backflow activity at Kalideres Terminal and we are ready to receive the peak of the flow," Zulkarnaen was quoted as saying by ANTARA, Saturday, April 29.

Revi predicts that there will be up to 6,000 passengers arriving at Kalideres Terminal at the peak of backflow or billion on Sunday, April 30.

"Seeing the increase in the number of passengers today on April 29, 2023, we predict that there will be up to 6,000 passengers arriving at Kalideres Terminal until 24.00 WIB on April 30, 2023," he said.

Although today's number of passengers is the highest during Lebaran 2023, on April 30, 2023, it is predicted that it will be the peak of the flow of millennials or the backflow of Eid.

"Because in the days of backflow before today passengers from Bali and NTB have not been seen, it is also predicted that the number of Bali and NTB passengers will reach its peak on April 30, 2023," said Zulkarnaen.