Depok terminal<\/p>\n
From Neraca<\/p>\n
A few days before the celebration of the 49th anniversary of
\nthe Indonesian proclamation of independence, Depok Town
\nAdministration launched an operation code named \"K3 Operation.\"
\nK3 stands for kebersihan (cleanliness), ketertiban (order) and
\nkeindahan (beauty) and it was meant to rid the bus terminal of
\nticket scalpers and hawkers, and regulate vehicles entering and
\nleaving the terminal.<\/p>\n
The movement was a great success, orderliness prevailed, cars,
\nentering and leaving the terminal were moving in an orderly
\nmanner. However, after the 17th of August celebration was over,
\nthe operation was stopped. Then the old scene at the Depok
\nterminal was back. Hawkers were swarming the area and ticket
\nscalpers resumed their business, shouting out where the vehicles
\nwere bound for. Actually, even without them the commuters know
\nperfectly well which vehicles go to what destinations.<\/p>\n
Also it is very disheartening that the roads leading to the
\nstation are in bad condition. During the dry season the dust
\nflies like a mass of smoke every time a vehicle passes which
\ncauses poor visibility and makes breathing uncomfortable. In
\nmentioning this I hope to bring this matter to the authorities'
\nattention.<\/p>\n
MUHAMMAD SOBARI<\/p>\n
Depok, West Java<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/depok-terminal-1447899208", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }