"Today is the peak of the reverse flow of Idul Fitri travelers because tomorrow on Monday they will return to work," Rangkasbitung Railway Station Head Mamat Surohmat said here on Sunday.
Yet, he said, all would be passengers were transported on the D-Day plus four.
The state-owned train firm PT Kereta Api Indonesia for Rangkasbitung branch operated regular trains with 30 departures and arrivals.
They departed to Serpong, Palmerah, Kebayoran, Tanahabang, Angke and Jakarta Kota.
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Editor: AA Ariwibowo
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