World · East Asia & Pacific · 6 hrs ago
Door problem delays Bekasi-Angke commuter train by three minutes
A Bekasi-Angke commuter train had a door problem at Bekasi station, and its lights and air conditioning briefly went out before departure.
KAI Commuter said the fault caused a three-minute delay, after which the train resumed service.
The operator said Commuter Line services carried 303.8 million passengers from January to October 2026, up 5.74% from the same period a year earlier.
KAI Commuter operates 89 trainsets and 1,065 trips a day, and says it is adjusting train use to handle busy periods and rising demand.
It plans to start operating its eighth CLI 225 trainset in early December, with more sets scheduled through July 2027.
KAI also plans to contract INKA in December 2026 for 23 additional trainsets, targeted for delivery in early 2028.
A Bekasi-Angke commuter train was delayed by three minutes after a door problem at Bekasi station.
The train’s lights and air conditioning reportedly went off before it departed.
KAI Commuter confirmed the delay and said the train was able to resume service.
The incident was reported on the morning of November 10, 2026.
- Who
- Passengers on a Bekasi-Angke commuter train and KAI Commuter.
- What
- A door problem delayed the train by three minutes.
- When
- The morning of November 10, 2026.
- Where
- Bekasi station, Indonesia.
- Why
- The train experienced a door problem.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The train’s lights and air conditioning reportedly went off after a door problem.
The Bekasi-Angke train was delayed by three minutes.
KAI Commuter said the train was able to resume service.
- Route
- Bekasi-Angke
- Location
- Bekasi station
- Delay
- 3 minutes
- Date
- November 10, 2026
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