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Traffic jam forces Republic of Indonesia president out of car, treks 2km to field consequence (PHOTOS)


Indonesia's notorious traffic congestion was on display for the globe Th later the country's president was forced to walk ii kilometres through the scorching estrus to attend a armed forces parade.

Graft-ridden Republic of Indonesia is dwelling solid to 1 of Asia's most inefficient bureaucracies together with gridlock plagues many of the archipelago's largest towns.

The country's traffic nightmares were aptly illustrated when President Joko Widodo had to walk to a greater extent than than ii kilometres to attend a ceremony marker the 72nd anniversary of the Indonesian military's founding.

Widodo together with senior regime officials were held upwards past times gridlock every bit they approached the armed forces parade inward Cilegon, a port urban inwardness most two-and-a-half hours displace from the uppercase Jakarta, the presidential palace said.

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After a 30-minute wait, "the president hence decided from within the machine that he would walk," Widodo's guard Ili Dasili said inward a statement.

National law main Tito Karnavian, who was likewise stuck inward the jam, joined the president.

Video footage shows the president walking amongst a phalanx of safety personnel piece spectators cry together with chant his name.

Widodo's unorthodox entrance wasn't lost on social media users, who questioned why the leader of Southeast Asia's largest economic scheme was compelled to walk to the event.

"How come upwards the president walked for ii kilometres to the armed forces anniversary location, why didn't they hand him the privilege of vacating the route or taking him inward a helicopter?" Twitter user @Pujithegooners wrote.


AFP

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