For Clara Rimba, a 35-year-old wife of a pastor in Tangerang, on the western outskirts of Jakarta, getting stuck in the city’s notorious traffic jams was the norm.So when the Jakarta MRT, Indonesia’s first subway started running in March, she was thrilled, knowing that it would ease her commute to attend prayer meetings.“The worst traffic jam I experienced was getting stuck for six hours, so the new train will be good and will help commuters have a faster and more convenient travel,” Rimba said…
Source : South China Morning Post
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