The Central Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency is set to re-routine the door-to-door population administration services (adminduk) three times a week on May 17, 2022.

This affects the number of Permanent Voters List (DPT) in the forthcoming election

Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency Head Ginanjar said that the door-to-door service aims to bring services closer to residents. Based on the data, 12,533 residents aged 16 and over in this area have not recorded their electronic IDs (e-KTP).

"This affects the number of Permanent Voters List (DPT) in the forthcoming election," he stated, Sunday (5/15).

He predicted that 1,000 to 1,500 newcomers would increase this year's Eid al-Fitr homecoming season. Therefore, the service would target migrants in the category of non-permanent residents to be given a Temporary Domicile Certificate (SKDS).

"We have just done sweeping for rents, boarding houses, and flats. We will process the domicile letter if they haven't taken care of it," he expressed.

He urged the newcomers to order administration by reporting to the local RT or RW administrator.

"If they are orderly, all residents will be recorded on their population administration data," he stated.