PT KAI President Director, Bobby Rasyidin, has provided a critical update regarding the impact of the recent train collision in East Bekasi on KRL Commuter Line services. As of Tuesday morning (April 28), operations to and from East Bekasi Station remain suspended.
Addressing the press at the scene, Rasyidin confirmed that while the downstream track has been cleared and reopened for rail traffic, the commuter rail system is not yet equipped to handle passenger embarkation or disembarkation at East Bekasi Station. Consequently, current Commuter Line operations are being restricted to terminate at Bekasi Station.
The tragic collision, which involved the Argo Bromo Anggrek train and a KRL Commuter Line, occurred on Monday night (April 27). The incident has resulted in seven confirmed fatalities thus far. Emergency response teams continue to work on the challenging process of evacuating passengers who remain trapped following the crash.
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PT KAI President Director, Bobby Rasyidin, confirmed that KRL Commuter Line services to and from East Bekasi Station remain suspended following a recent train collision. Although the downstream track has been cleared, the station is not yet equipped to handle passenger embarkation or disembarkation. Consequently, current Commuter Line operations are restricted to terminate at Bekasi Station.
The tragic collision, which involved the Argo Bromo Anggrek train and a KRL Commuter Line, occurred on Monday night (April 27) in East Bekasi. The incident has resulted in seven confirmed fatalities thus far. Emergency response teams continue to work on evacuating passengers who remain trapped after the crash.