JAKARTA - Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture (Menko PMK) Pratikno peaks the flow of homecoming for the 2024 Christmas holiday is expected to take place on December 24, 2024. This is based on an analysis by the Ministry of Transportation.
"As we know, we have set the 25th is the Christmas holiday. December 26, 2024 is a collective leave. It is estimated that the peak of going home is according to him from the Ministry of Transportation, the survey is December 24, it is Tuesday," Pratikno said as quoted by ANTARA, Friday, November 22.
Pratikno said that although the peak of the Christmas homecoming flow occurred on December 24, the movement of people would have been going on since December 21, 2024.
Given these predictions, Pratikno encouraged ministries and technical institutions to prepare as early as possible so that the movement process during the long holiday was safe and smooth.
"Therefore, we must also anticipate early on, before the peak of the homecoming flow on December 24, it was Saturday, December 21. Perhaps the homecoming flow has also started," he said.
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In addition, the government must also anticipate the flow of the second homecoming ahead of the new year which is expected to take place on December 31.
"That was Tuesday. We have to anticipate that once again. On Tuesday, Monday whether people have started going home or not," he said.
Likewise with the backflow. Therefore, said Pratikno, preparations must be discussed as soon as possible until the backflow later.
"The reverse flow is predicted to take place starting January 2, 2025," he said.
In addition to discussing preparations for the long Christmas 2024 and New Year 2025 holidays, one of the issues that was also discussed was time management.
"So, whether we need additional collective leave or vice versa is a ban on leave. That is the first agenda that we need to anticipate," he said.
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