The Central Jakarta Population and Civil Registration (Dukcapil) Sub-agency has noted that as many as 29,553 e-id cards have been printed along January to March.

In January, 9,782 cards have been printed, as well as 8,988 cards in February and 10,783 cards in March

Dukcapil Sub-agency Head, Fredy Prasetia said, e-id card printing was conducted to provide convenience and acceleration and fulfillment of population administration services for residents.

"In January, 9,782 cards have been printed, as well as 8,988 cards in February and 10,783 cards in March," he stated, Monday (5/3).

During the same period, his party also recorded around 5,745 e-id card applicants.

He urged that residents who have entered the age of 17 or over 16 should record their e-id card in the nearest urban village office.

"This is important as self-identity. So urban village officers are ready to provide services during Ramadan," he said.