The Central Jakarta Kemayoran Sub-district Population and Civil Registration (Dukcapil) has noted that as many as 16,386 e-ID cards have been printed and distributed to the public from January to December 2021.

It is done through door-to-door service at the urban village office or directly visits residents who are sick or with disabilities

Kemayoran Sub-district Dukcapil Head Fredy Prasetia said, at the same period, as many as 3,071 e-ID cards for residents aged over 16 years had been recorded. His party had also issued 5,153 child identity cards (KIA), 13,661 family cards (KK), 3,470 birth certificates, and 4,727 death certificates.

"It is done through door-to-door service at the urban village office or directly visits residents who are sick or with disabilities," he expressed, Monday (3/21).

As for this year's January to February, hundreds of e-ID cards had been recorded and printed. They are still in the process of inputting at the center.

"Hope residents who have entered the mandatory age of ID cards to immediately propose residence documents," he hoped.