Thousands Of Passengers Down At Solobalapan Station On D-2 Lebaran

The situation of going home at Solobalapan Station, Central Java, Monday (8/4/2024). BETWEEN/Aris Wasita

SOLO - Thousands of long-distance train (KA) passengers disembarked at Solobalapan Station, Central Java on D-2 Lebaran 2024.

Public Relations Manager of Daops 6 Yogyakarta, Krisbiyantoro said, specifically at Solobalapan Station, the number of passengers rose today was 2,566 passengers and 3,942 passengers had dropped.

Although still thousands, he said, this figure began to decline compared to the previous days. His party noted on Sunday (7/4), where the number of passengers riding through Solobalapan Station reached 3,414 passengers and the number of passengers decreased by 4,652 passengers.

Meanwhile, the peak of the homecoming flow in Daops 6 including the destination of Solobalapan Station occurred on Saturday (6/4) with the number of passengers rising to 4,277 passengers. Furthermore, 5,447 passengers decreased.

He said several trains that arrived at Solobalapan Station today, including Lodaya Train, South Mutiara, Turangga, and Additional Lodaya Trains from Bandung.

Meanwhile, from Jakarta, there are Argo Semeru, Argo Dwipangga, Manahan, Additional Manahan, Gajayana, and Argo Lawu trains.

"In addition, there is also a Ranggajati train from Cirebon Station during the day," he said.

"In general, there are no obstacles in the pattern of operation and smooth operation of the train," he said.

During this homecoming period, there were nine additional trains operated in the Yogyakarta Daop 6 area. The nine additional trains, namely the Solo-Gambir Manahan Train, there are three trains, the Solo-Bandung Lodaya there are two trains, the Yogyakarta-Gambir Taksaka there are two trains, the Yogyakarta Sancaka one train, and an additional Yogyakarta-Gambir Lebaran train.