This afternoon, Jamkrindo Departure the travelers to Java Island

INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta - Public Company (Perum) Credit Guarantee Indonesia, Perum Jamkrindo take advantage of moments going home Lebaran 2018 by giving free homecoming to 1,300 people by bus, train and ship ships are dispatched to various cities throughout Indonesia.

Amin Mas'udi, Director of Penjaminan Perum Jamkrindo, said, "As a form of commitment of the Ministry of SOEs to the country, Jamkrindo contributes to free travel with the state-owned company," Amin said on the sidelines of homecoming travelers in Jamkrindo Office, Jakarta (9 / 6/2018).

Perum Jamkrindo plans to dispatch travelers on 8 and 9 June 2018 together with other SOEs to go to West Java, Central Java, East Java and Sulawesi

Previously, yesterday on June 8, 2018, Perum Jamkrindo has dispatched as many as 13 buses with the number of travelers 420 people. Meanwhile, for today, June 9, 2018 set three buses.

"There are three buses left on the bus today, two buses with 80 passengers in Java, and one bus to Pelni," he told Industry.co.id.

The Ministry of SOE targets this year the number of travelers who can use the homecoming mudik with BUMN 2018 as many as 200 thousand travelers homecoming with 394 destinations implemented through the synergy of SOEs.

A total of 16 buses with the number of travelers 640 people departing with the destination Lampung, Cirebon, Brebes, Tegal, Pekalongan, Bumiayu, Purwokerto, Tasikmalaya, Banjar, Cilacap, Semarang, Klaten Solo Solo Sragen Ngawi and Madiun.

Meanwhile, two series of Trains, with the number of travelers 200 people, departing with the aim of Malang and Surabaya, and the last Six Ships, with the number of travelers 460 people, departed destination Bau-bau, Surabaya, Bima, and Belawan.

"Goodbye to Mother and Father, be careful on the road, do not forget to pray and prioritize the safety.Lebaran is still long do not need to hurry.If the driver speeding, please be reminded, so, back and forth to the destination, and back to Jakarta with survived and can move back, "said Amin Mas'udi.