Indonesian Railways: All Long-Distance Trains Now Operating Normally

Indonesian Railways (PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) or KAI) has conveyed that all long-distance train services are operating normally without cancellations on Thursday (30 April 2026). KAI’s Vice President of Corporate Communication, Anne Purba, stated that the service recovery process is ongoing and showing positive developments.

“During the operational adjustment period, rail travel may still experience slight delays,” Anne said in a written statement in Jakarta on Thursday (30 April 2026).

KAI continues to implement gradual operational arrangements, prioritising aspects of safety and smooth travel. The company is ensuring that services run properly while fulfilling customers’ rights.

“We apologise for any inconvenience that customers have felt. In this recovery process, we ask for understanding if trips are still delayed. KAI continues to strive to make services run smoothly again and ensure customers’ rights are fulfilled,” added Anne.

In line with the on-site handling process, KAI also provided updates on the recovery of customers’ lost luggage. As of 30 April 2026 at 8:30 pm, 85 items had been found.

“Of these, 38 items have been handed over to the owners, while another 47 are still in the process of being handed over,” Anne said.

Anne explained that the items found by evacuation officers on Commuter Line No. 5568A had been handed over to the Passenger Service officer at East Bekasi Station for registration and safekeeping. She appealed to users, families, or relatives who believe they have lost items to visit East Bekasi Station directly and contact the Lost and Found service for retrieval.

“KAI ensures every stage of recovery is carried out in a careful and measured manner so that rail travel can run safely,” Anne said.