The number of passengers at Bakauheni reduced

Tuesday, August 21, 2012 09: 02 P.M. | Viewed 1568 Times Illustrations. (Photo Of/Asep Fathulrahman)Bandarlampung (Reuters)-the number of passengers travelling from the current behind Bakauheni Port, Lampung, South to the port of Merak, Banten, plunged in the first and second day of Idul Fitri.

Information from Posko Lebaran PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry Branch Bakauheni accepted in Bandarlampung, Tuesday, showed in the first and second Lebaran day (Sunday and Monday, 19-20/8), the number of passengers travelling from Bakauheni Port reached 23.636 people.

Earlier, on the day before Idul Fitri (H-1), Saturday (18/8) until the day of Eid, Sunday H (7/8), the number of passengers using the ferry crossing ("roll on roll off") from Bakauheni to Merak reached 27.497 people (7/8) and 22.594 (18/8).

According to operations manager of PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry Branch was also Chairman of the Posko Bakauheni, Heru Purwanto, accompanied by Data Coordinator I Putu Widhiatmaja Meninggalkan, passengers were transported as many as 46 25 ship trip.

Passenger ship is the pedestrians as much as 2 155 people and passengers in vehicles 16.585 people.

A day earlier, on 19 August (day of Idul Fitri), there were 27.497 passengers travelling from Bakauheni to Merak, i.e. passenger 4.010 pedestrians, and 23.487 passengers in the vehicle person.

On H-1, Saturday (6/8), the passengers reached 22.594 people, Peacock with 2,205 price passenger pedestrians and passengers in the vehicle 20.389.

Estimated passenger feedback from Bakauheni to Merak will occur in a few days by the end of this week, given on Monday (27/8), the General workers in the region have had to work in greater Jakarta, as well as those students already have to attend school.

For civil servants (CIVIL SERVANTS) and private, generally already have to get work started Thursday (23/8).

Service Operator and passenger feedback pemudik Lebaran at Bakauheni nor in the Terminal Holding Rajabasa declared ready in anticipation of a surge in passengers after Lebaran, especially who want to go back to Java through Bakauheni Port.
(B014)