The homecoming tradition during 'Lebaran'<\/p>\n
Going back home for the Idul Fitri (Lebaran) festivities is a
\ngreat tradition, whether in normal or critical economic
\nsituations.<\/p>\n
Time changes as our nation hails the arrival of globalization.<\/p>\n
Our countrymen can be overwhelmed by modernization in every
\naspect of their lives, but the homecoming tradition during
\nLebaran goes on.<\/p>\n
At least once a year, a great number of people return to their
\nrespective home villages all over the country to celebrate the
\nLebaran holidays with their families.<\/p>\n
At the grass roots, going home is a golden opportunity to
\nbring the blessings they have gained during the entire year in
\nthe cities and share them with their families.<\/p>\n
As such, those who go home become the target of various
\ncriminal acts.<\/p>\n
We have to remind the police of the importance of ensuring the
\nsecurity of those who want to return to their villages.<\/p>\n
The police have to regulate the traffic, and traffic violators
\nshould be fined without mercy.<\/p>\n
Returning home in such a situation is frequently agonizing.
\nThus, the government should continue to inform the public about
\nthe condition of the roads, alternative routes, and areas prone
\nto traffic jams.<\/p>\n
Hence, we need to remind the people that they have to be
\ndisciplined and patient until they arrive in their respective
\ndestinations safely.<\/p>\n
-- Media Indonesia, Jakarta<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/the-homecoming-tradition-during-lebaran-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }