Death Toll to the East Bekasi Station Train Collision Rises to 14
The death toll from the collision between an electric commuter train (KRL) and the Argo Bromo Anggrek train at East Bekasi Station has risen again.
The death toll from the collision between an electric commuter train (KRL) and the Argo Bromo Anggrek train at East Bekasi Station has risen again.
PT Kereta Api Indonesia guaranteed that all medical and funeral costs for the victims in the collision between a Commuter Line train and a long-distance train at East Bekasi Station, West Java, on Monday evening (4/27/2026) will be fully covered.
The death toll from the Bekasi train crash has risen to seven as of Tuesday morning (28/4/2026). Three passengers remain trapped as evacuation efforts continue. Read more.
PT KAI CEO Bobby Rasyidin confirms six to seven passengers are still trapped in the wreckage at East Bekasi Station. Death toll rises to four. Read more.
A long-distance train collided with a Commuter Line train in East Bekasi station , leaving three dead and dozens injured. Authorities are investigating the cause. Read more.
Gambir Station Head Ganjar Mairizal urged travelers returning to their respective cities to arrive early at their departure stations to avoid long ticket checks.
During the long holiday, PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) Operational Area 1 Jakarta recorded that 7,153 customers took advantage of the Merdeka Promo fare.
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) recorded a surge in passengers during the school holidays.
Entering the third day of Lilin Operation, KAI Commuter Bandung Region II has served more than 147,000 users in Bandung and its surroundings.
After the tidal flood has receded, the Commuter Line electric train (KRL) route from Jakarta Kota Station to Tanjung Priok has resumed operations, but train speeds are still limited.
As part of PT KAI's efforts to improve the welfare of its employees, especially mothers, PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) inaugurated the Rail Kids Daycare facility at its head office in Bandung.