The sight of Jakarta's spectacular commuting rush, just life-threatening



Many workers commute by train from nearby towns to Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, but the rush hour of commuting is at a level that is not even close to Japan and other places, and people enter the vehicle. People are stuck everywhere on the train because it doesn't cut.

Many people fall off the roof and die, which is a life-threatening event.

Damn Cool Pics: Taking a Train in Jakarta
http://damncoolpics.blogspot.com/2010/06/taking-train-in-jakarta.html

On the roof



Screaming



It's a terrifying sight to think that it would be shaken off by a sharp curve



Is it really okay to leave as it is ...



Gap at the connecting part



It's not a rush hour commute



Where the boarding rate is worrisome



On the roof



Feeling that it is installed as much as possible



Can't fit



I think I need to do something a little more ...



Where you are trying to get in through the window



If you look closely, this vehicle has a handrail on the outer wall ...



No window glass



A state that can be shaken off at any time



Really full of people



Is it overloaded and the price is the same for both outsiders and insiders ...



There is nothing anymore



It seems like a rush hour for commuting



The door is not closed



Can he really hold on to the '3' or stick to it ...



Full of people



Too many people



Some people can't ride



It's daunting to think that I repeat this every day ...



In addition, it seems that many trains used in Japan are used for trains operating in Jakarta, so the following page is detailed.

Japanese trains working in Jakarta: Ha-Best-Travel, Everyday and Me-: So-net Blog

in Note, Posted by darkhorse