It is estimated that there are 23 million private cars and 17 million motorcycles that will travel back and forth on the island of Java.
President Jokowi stated that the flow of going home in 2022 is expected to be very large. The government really wants the homecoming trip to be smooth and full of joy.
"According to the report I received, it is estimated that there are 23 million private cars and 17 million motorcycles that will travel back and forth on the island of Java," said President Jokowi when giving a press statement after chairing a limited cabinet meeting on preparations for going home ahead of Eid Al-Fitr 1443 H at the Merdeka Palace. , Jakarta, Thursday (14/4/2022).
This year, the government allows people to go home to celebrate Eid with family and relatives in their hometowns.
The President specifically reminded the public to remain vigilant. Do not let homecoming trips trigger a new wave of Covid-19 transmission.
The government always puts public safety as the top priority, both safety during the homecoming trip and health safety.
"Once again, don't let a spike in cases get out of hand after we celebrate the holiday," said President Jokowi.
The government will carry out strict and detailed travel arrangements.
The ministers and all levels of the government are currently working hard to prepare regulations related to Lebaran homecoming. "Next week we will inform the entire community," said President Jokowi. (setkab, between)
