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Idul Fitri tradition of mudik

The regions need to immediately anticipate a spike in COVID-19 because of high mobility and neglect of health protocols. This is not to mention the impact of the emergence of new variants.

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Anticipating COVID-19 in the Regions

The regions need to immediately anticipate a spike in COVID-19 because of high mobility and neglect of health protocols. This is not to mention the impact of the emergence of new variants.

Millions of People have Gone on ‘Mudik’

Despite the prohibition and blockage, at least 1.2 million travelers have left the Jabodetabek area. A number of steps were taken to prevent a spike in Covid-19 cases after Idul Fitri.

Be Steadfast in Face of Pandemic

Ramadan culminates in Idul Fitri, which is a celebration of victory in fights against lust, egoism, greed and various bad inclinations during the fasting month.

Celebrating Idul Fitri, Building Solidarity

Idul Fitri is a time for us to build our hopes for an end to the pandemic through our efforts, starting from the top leaders to the common people, to discipline ourselves to adhere to health protocols.

Lebaran, Religious Reflection and Nationalism

Amid our serenity, concern and sincerity, let us all through the evenings approaching Lebaran listen to the calls praising Almighty God, the One and Only God, to Whom we all will definitely return.

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Thousands of Vehicles Asked to Turn Back

Thousands of vehicles used by the travelers were asked to make a U-turn and return to their initial departure points by police officers on the northern route or the southern route of Java Island.

Bus Crew’s Hope for Big Gains Crumbles

The opportunity for bus crew to reap cash gains has dissipated, yet again as people hold back from traveling. Mudik [exodus] is prohibited as the government aims to curb the spread of Covid-19.

Traffic Scrutiny Tightened Against ‘Mudik’ Travelers

Traffic screenings at checkpoints will begin to be strictly enforced on Thursday (6/5/2021) through the Transportation Ministry and the police.

Stopping Reckless ‘Mudik’ Travelers

If there is no mudik ban, in May as many as 83 million people (33 percent) will return home for Lebaran nationally. Especially from the Greater Jakarta area, there will be as many as 10.3 million people.

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