371,000 Children in North Jakarta Already Have ID Card
Reported by Budhi Firmansyah Surapati | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
From that number, 371,000 child cards or 70 percent have been distributed
Until the end of September, it has been noted that as many as 371,000 child ID cards (KIA) have been distributed through North Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency.
462 Students in West Jakarta Receive Child ID CardNorth Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency Head Erik Polim Sinurat said as many as 560,000 children must be recorded to have the card. That number is the highest in Jakarta.
"From that number, 371,000 child cards or 70 percent have been distributed," he expressed, Tuesday (10/1).
He explained the recording, printing and distribution of the card was carried out from October 2018 until the end of September 2019. To achieve the target until the end of the year, his party has prepared strategies and programs, including intensifying mobile services to RWs that have a population of over 5,000 people.
"We will do sweeping to get the actual data in October and is targeted to be complete in December," he stressed.
