Jakarta's new light rail transit (LRT) aims to make it easier for commuters to transport to and from the capital city or other regions. - PHOTO: AFP
JAKARTA: The Greater Jakarta Light Rail Transit (LRT) will start serving passengers on Monday, with 18 stations becoming operational.
Local news agency Antara reported that state railway company KAI’s vice-president of public relations Joni Martinus said on Saturday: “The Greater Jakarta LRT stations are placed in strategic locations ranging from residential areas to business districts.
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