As considered less effective to reach citizens, the implementation of Integrated Night Service (PMTH) has been abolished since December 2, 2015 as the Governor's instruction No. 271/2015.

So we maximize jemput bola service (visiting residents)

Head of South Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-Department, Sapto Wibowo stated that with the policy, his side maximizes mobile and one-stop integrated service (PTSP) of each urban village to pursue recording and printing of e-ID Card.

"The night service has already been abolished since a long time ago. So we maximize jemput bola service (visiting residents)," he stated, Friday (12/18).

He told that PMTH could be effective if residents in his area are mostly workers who only have time to do the recording at night.

"It's crowded at night. We inform to residents who would like to take certificates, record e-ID Card. We appeal them through RT and RW," he finished.