Backflow Is Starting To Stretch, The Number Of Passengers From Lampung To Merak Is Crawling Up

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JAKARTA - The backflow of passengers for Lebaran 1443 Hijriah on D+2 from Lampung to Merak Port, Banten Province tends to increase. "We continue to monitor the return of passengers at Bakauheni Port and Merak Port," said Head of Public Relations of the Banten Police, Kombes Shinto Silitonga here. Merak, Wednesday 4 May. Referring to reports from Bakauheni Port on Tuesday (03/05) to Wednesday (04/05) at 08.00 WIB to 08.00 WIB, 33 ships operating with 114 trips, an increase of 1 vessel and an increase of 17 trips compared to the previous day. "According to the latest data, travelers from Bakauheni Port to Merak Port are 42,165 passengers, an increase of 12,491 passengers when compared to the number of passengers on the previous day in the same time period," he said. He conveyed the number of vehicles from Bakauheni Port to Merak Port, for motorcycles as many as 2,640, up 1,612 compared to the previous day. "For the total number of vehicles, both motorcycles and R4 cars or more, 8,914 vehicles headed to Merak Port from Bakauheni Port, an increase of 3,015 vehicles compared to the previous day," he said. from Antara. Meanwhile, Shinto also explained the number of passengers and vehicles from Merak Port to Bakauheni Port on Tuesday (03/05) to Wednesday (04/05) at 08.00 WIB to 08.00 WIB as many as 48,069 passengers.

"This number decreased by 16,801 passengers compared to the previous day," he said.

Then there are 32 ships operating with 115 trips. For motor vehicles, there are 3,175. Furthermore, R4 cars or more as many as 6,825 units of vehicles. With a total of 10,000 vehicles, both motorbikes and R4 cars or more, going to Bakauheni Port from Merak Port, a decrease of 4,143 vehicles compared to the previous day for the same time period. will return via Merak Port. "We urge people who want to move to remain careful and obey traffic rules so that Kamseltibcarlantas can be realized," he said.