Indonesia’s first high-speed railway to start trials at G20 summit in November

source: KCIC

Trials of the Jakarta – Bandung high-speed railway will be conducted in November 2022, coinciding with the G20 summit in the country. West Java governor M. Ridwan Kamil stated last week, Indonesian news agency Antara reports.

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Indonesia’s first high-speed railway to start trials at G20 summit in November

source: KCIC

Trials of the Jakarta – Bandung high-speed railway will be conducted in November 2022, coinciding with the G20 summit in the country. West Java governor M. Ridwan Kamil stated last week, Indonesian news agency Antara reports.

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