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RI Govt accelerates Gilimanuk congestion relief, deploys more ships

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Jakarta (ANTARA) – The Ministry of Transportation is stepping up measures to ease visitors congestion on the path to Gilimanuk Port in Bali because the Eid al-Fitr homecoming exodus gathers tempo.

Transportation Minister Dudy Purwagandhi mentioned the efforts contain shut on-site coordination between the Bali Land Transportation Administration Company (BPTD) and a number of stakeholders, together with the police, ferry operators, port authorities, safety forces and native administrations.

Lengthy queues of automobiles have shaped on roads resulting in Gilimanuk Port since Sunday (March 15), reportedly stretching for tens of kilometers as vacationers go away Bali for his or her hometowns forward of the Islamic vacation.

“We’re persevering with our efforts to make sure that all transportation providers run safely, easily and below management,” Purwagandhi mentioned on Monday.

Car queues heading to Gilimanuk Port remained heavy on Monday, dominated by bikes and personal vehicles making an attempt to cross the Bali Strait to Java.

Authorities mentioned a spread of visitors administration measures had been being carried out to ease the buildup.

To speed up car motion and enhance ferry visitors, the variety of vessels in operation has been elevated to 35, comprising the prevailing 28 ferries and 7 further vessels, every scheduled to make as much as eight journeys.

Of the overall fleet, 19 vessels function on the moveable bridge (MB) pier, whereas 11 serve the touchdown craft machine (LCM) pier, with 4 further ships deployed to additional enhance crossing capability.

The ministry has additionally carried out the Arrival–Unloading–Departure (TBB) system to shorten vessel turnaround occasions, alongside sooner loading and unloading procedures geared toward dashing up the motion of smaller automobiles.

“Car visitors administration has additionally been strengthened by means of the operation of a buffer zone on the Gilimanuk Port cargo terminal and the optimization of the Cekik Port Management Unit (UPPKB Cekik) as a checkpoint earlier than automobiles enter the port space,” Purwagandhi added.

In the meantime, climate monitoring by the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Company (BMKG) at 11:55 a.m. confirmed situations within the Bali Strait remained favorable for ferry operations.

Authorities reported cloudy skies with waves of about 1 meter, visibility of as much as 10 kilometers, and northbound sea currents shifting at round 2.5 knots.

Associated information: Bali police handle heavy queues towards Gilimanuk Port forward of Eid

Associated information: Ketapang crossing regular regardless of Gumitir route closure: Ministry

Translator: Muhammad Harianto, Resinta Sulistiyandari
Editor: Rahmad Nasution
Copyright © ANTARA 2026



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