Whoosh Chair Cushions Keep Getting Stolen, Perpetrator Detected from CCTV Footage

Bantal Kursi Whoosh Terus Dicuri, Pelaku Terdeteksi dari Rekaman CCTV

Whoosh Chair Cushions Keep Getting Stolen, Perpetrator Detected from CCTV Footage

"Dream - PT Kereta Cepat Indonesia China (KCIC) recorded 6 incidents of cushions missing from the Whoosh high-speed train seats. As of July 2024, all cases are being investigated through 44 CCTV cameras available on each train set."

The translation of "Terduga Pelaku Terekam CCTV" to English is "Suspected Perpetrator Recorded by CCTV".

"Based on the CCTV footage, there is a passenger who intentionally removed the pillow from the seat back. In several cases, there are individuals suspected of deliberately taking the pillow."

"KCIC emphasizes that the pillow facilities provided on each Whoosh train seat aim to enhance passenger comfort during the journey, so the actions of certain passengers who open and remove the pillow facilities from the train seats, which bring several negative impacts, need to be a shared concern."

Corporate Secretary of PT KCIC, Eva Chairunisa, quoted from liputan6.com, Saturday, July 27, 2024.

The last incident occurred in July 2024, when Whoosh number G1247 on the Halim-Tegalluar route departing on July 11, 2024, stopped at the final station. When the service staff on the train checked the cleanliness and items left behind, there was 1 premium Economy seat in car number 6 that was not equipped with a headrest. KCIC immediately followed up by conducting a CCTV inspection and tracing passenger data. Currently, the passenger data has been obtained and will be followed up according to the applicable procedures.

"The action of removing or taking the cushions from the train seats results in damage to the facilities and decreases the comfort of passengers, which can prevent other passengers from enjoying this facility. If the cushions on the train seats are lost, KCIC needs to procure and replace the missing cushions, leading to additional operational costs for KCIC, which could have been used for improving other services."

The translation of "jelasnya." to English is "clearly."

The pillow on the Whoosh train turns out to have special specifications that feature high technology. The pillows and passenger seats are made of fire-resistant materials, so in an emergency, they can minimize potential danger.

"KCIC urges all passengers to follow the rules and not damage public facilities such as removing pillows from the train seat backs. Any acts of vandalism on the Whoosh train can be monitored through CCTV," said Eva.

"Currently, there are a total of 1,390 CCTV installed in the Station area, train sets, and track routes. KCIC also invites passengers to maintain the facilities provided for everyone's comfort."

"The appeal to maintain the facilities is also always communicated to passengers during the journey. KCIC will continue to educate passengers to always take care of and maintain this first high-speed train in Southeast Asia," he said. "The case of pillow theft on the Whoosh train is very concerning for public transportation; these facilities are provided for the comfort of all passengers, and KCIC hopes that all passengers can maintain and appreciate the existing facilities," he stated."

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