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Dukcapil Sub-dept. of Seribu Islands Gets Achievement

We must apply door-to-door pattern again to make it 100 percent result

Seribu Islands Regency Population and Civil Registration Sub-dept. succeed published 17 thousands of birth certificates or about 95.17 percent of its population. Because of that, they got an achievement from Ministry of Home Affairs (Kemendagri) Directorate General Dukcapil.

"We hope that all of Dukcapil Sub-dept. in Jakarta Province can achieve the same target as in national coordination meeting," said Anny Julistiani, Civil Registration Director of Directorate General Dukcapil of Ministry of Home Affairs, when giving instruction in Regency Office, Pramuka Island, Friday (2/3).

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Seribu Islands Regency Secretary, Eric Pahlevi Zakaria Lumbun, added that for about 17 thousands of birth certificates have already been published by Dukcapil Sub-dept. and for about 8 thousands of it were toddlers and students birth certificates.

According to Eric, this achievement is the cooperation result between Regional Work Units (SKPD) in Regency Government area, especially Dukcapil Sub-dept. and One Door Integrated Service (PTSP).

"We must apply door-to-door pattern again to make it 100 percent result. Therefore, even adult who has not been registered yet can be recorded immediately," he closed.

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