Ministry Of PUPR Holds Free Homecoming 2024, Followed By 249 Employees And Families

The Ministry Of PUPR held a free homecoming for employees who wanted to return to their hometowns on Lebaran 2024/PHOTO: PUPR

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) held a free homecoming program with Korpri PUPR in 2024.

The program, which was initiated by Korpri PUPR, was held to share happiness and pay attention to Class I/II employees, security officers, drivers and cleaners in the head office of the PUPR Ministry to meet family in their hometowns.

"We should be grateful that this year we can start the homecoming program together again after a long period of not being carried out due to the pandemic. Hopefully this can help our colleagues to be able to go home and immediately meet their respective families relatively more easily," said Secretary General of the Ministry of PUPR Mohammad Zainal Fatah when releasing participants for Free Homecoming with Korpri PUPR quoted from a written statement, Saturday, April 6.

Zainal Fatah also thanked all the administrators and members of Korpri PUPR and PT Jasa Marga Tbk and PT Adhi Karya for supporting and participating in this activity.

"Goodbye to the homecoming participants, hopefully they can meet their parents and relatives in their hometown in good health and happiness. God willing, April 12, they will be able to return to Jakarta in good health," he said.

In this edition, the free homecoming program was attended by 249 participants consisting of 93 employees of the Ministry of PUPR, 156 family members and 15 bus crews. Each participant is given a t-shirt, umbrella and eat to break the fast on the way.

As for the provision of free homecoming buses in 2024, there are 5 buses, namely 3 buses from Korpri PUPR for Semarang, Solo, Yogyakarta via toll roads, 1 bus from PT Jasa Marga Tbk for Yogyakarta via Pantura (Cirebon, Brebes, Tegal, Purwokerto and Yogyakarta) and 1 bus from PT Adhi Karya for Surabaya.

The source of this year's Free Homecoming funds does not come from the state budget, but the remaining funds from the Korpri PUPR Cares for Disasters and PUPR Peduli donations.