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Dewan Minta Kebutuhan Blanko E-KTP di Kelurahan Terpenuhi

E-ID Card Blank Needs in Urban Village must Be Fulfilled

Jakarta DPRD's Commission A, instructing Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Dept. to cover the need for E-ID card blanks in each urban village.

The blank shall be guaranteed in terms of number and is ensured there will be available in every urban village

"The blank shall be guaranteed in terms of number and is ensured there will be available in every urban village," stated Muhammad Ramly, Member of Jakarta DPRD's Commission A, Monday (10/23).

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According to him, there are 89,000 Jakarta people that have no E-ID card. Therefore, his party is supporting the Dept.'s steps to open E-ID card services simultaneously throughout urban village.

"But I remind you that the broken data recording devices will be repaired or replaced with new ones," he said.

Similar statement also comes from another member, Tubagus Arif. He wants the dept. to routinely check the condition of data recording devices and E-ID card printing in the field, including logistics needs of E-ID card blanks.

"We'll check, whether the blank can be met or not," he closed.

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