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Indonesian Is A Straits Malay Language That Was A Trading Language Of The Straits Of Malacca And Became The Unifying Language Of The Nation During The Independence Movement From The Dutch

The Express Train Connects Jakarta And Cirebon, Which Are 300 Kilometers Apart, In About Three Hours

Trains Running On Java Island Were Modern Cars

Pink Seems To Be A Color Associated With Women In Indonesia As Well, And The Women-only Car Markings Were Painted In Pink

Gambir Station, The Arrival And Departure Station For Long-distance Trains, Was Not Large And Unassuming

Since The Widespread Use Of Smartphones, Everyday Life Is Also Being Captured On Video, Which Will Be A Valuable Source Of Information For Future Generations Of Historians

There Were No Noisy Announcements On The Dimly Lit Platform Of Mahachai, And The Air Was Calm

The Mae Klong Line, With Few Passengers On Board, Made Its Way Through The Deserted Salt Fields

Chinese Group Tours Were Busy, And After Riding The Mae Klong Line For Only One Stop, They Quickly Got Off The Train And Transferred To A Bus

The Railway Company Must Be The Most Pleased To See So Many Passengers On The Mae Klong Line, Which Used To Be A Rickety Train Line

The Woman Wearing Sunglasses Posed With Her Back To The Approaching Train With A Proud Look On Her Face

Train Coming Onto The Tracks Inside The Market

The Single-track Railroad Makes Me Feel Like I've Traveled To A Pretty Rural Area

At Shimbashi Station At Dusk, Each Of The Passengers Was Not Talking To Anyone, But Silently Waiting For The Train To Come

I Feel Like The Longer We Talk, The Harder It Gets To See Them Off.

Some Passengers Are Saying Goodbye To Those Who Came To See Them Off, While Others Are Waiting Quietly For The Train To Start Moving, With No One In Particular To See Them Off

As I Pointed My Lens At The Woman I Was Seeing Off, Other Passengers Were Looking At Me Taking Pictures

The Word Wrecked Long-distance Train Reminds Me Of Trains In India Or Bangladesh Where People Are Packed In Bells, But Myanmar Trains May Be Different

They Seemed To Be Saying Goodbye, And The Woman And The Man Kept Talking About Something Until The Time The Train Started Moving

The Couple Was Sleeping Together In The Languidly Running Yangon Circle Train

The Man Was Sleeping Comfortably Inside A Yangon Circular Railway

The Peddler Came Out Of The Car With A Lot Of Luggage

Passengers Peeked Out Of The Windows Of The Train As It Stopped At Da Nyin Gone Station

The Man Got Off The Train With No Air Conditioning And Was Naked In The Upper Half Of His Body

The Door Of The First Car Was Open, And The Tracks Stretched Straight Out The Other Side

The Old Man Was Pointing Inside The Yangon Circular Railway

Passengers Lingered In The Car In A Languid Atmosphere

The Door Of The First Car Was Open And The Driver Looked At The Camera Through The Door

The Mother And Boys Sat By The Car Window, Waiting Patiently For The Departure

Passengers Leaned Over To Look At The Plastic Bags Scattered Along The Side Of The Tracks

The Couple And Women With Lunchboxes Were Standing On The Platform

The Peddler With A Large Tray On Her Head Wandered Through The Train

Even In Myanmar, People Snooze On Trains

The Used Car Imported From Japan Came Into The Phaya Lan Station

The Man On The Train At Thon Buri Railway Station Gave Me A Thumbs Up

Baan Laem Station Was As Simple And Small As Mae Klong Station

The Little Boy And Girl Stood Upright On Either Side Of The Car Window And Watched The Scene Outside As If They Were Devouring It

I Have A Preconceived Notion That Thai Railroads Do Not Operate On Time, But The Train To Baan Laem Station Departed On Time

The Two-car Mae Klong Line Train Cars Were So Rickety That I Could Sit Anywhere In Any Seat I Wanted

The Mae Klong Line Trains Run Slowly, So It Is Much Faster To Take A Bus Or Minivan To Reach Bangkok