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✓ Published: 15-Mar-2024
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Southeast Asia's first high-speed railway is coming! This joint project between Chinese and Indonesian state-owned companies will run from Jakarta to Bandung. The trains are expected to relieve traffic congestion, but beyond that, the project will bring much more. Find out how this new line will change Indonesia – from its economy to people's everyday lives.
Southeast Asia's first high-speed railway is coming! This joint project between Chinese and Indonesian state-owned companies will run from Jakarta to Bandung. The trains are expected to relieve traffic congestion, but beyond that, the project will bring much more. Find out how this new line will change Indonesia – from its economy to people's everyday lives.
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