DPD member who is also Jakarta Senator Fahira Idris appreciates the Jakarta administration's policy regarding the impact of changing dozens of street names in Jakarta with the names of Betawian and Jakartan figures. One of them is the process of adjusting various citizen documents ranging from population, land, and motorized vehicles which is easy and free of charge.

I appreciate this service which is very easy for residents

According to her, its impact had been studied deeply. the administration has been providing door-to-door services for those affected by the gradual change of street names starting on Wednesday (6/29).

"The service moves every day to reach residents. So, to hinder unwanted things, the impact has also been anticipated as the name change policy is rolled out," she explained, in a written statement received by Beritajakarta.id, Thursday (6/30).

Therefore, for residents affected by policies that have not made changes, the old data still applies, where all existing documents owned by residents were deemed valid until they expired.

"They can immediately go to the Population and Civil Registration (Disdukcapil) Agency office or go to service posts. I appreciate this service which is very easy for residents," she continued.

After changing the residence document, they could gradually replace other documents according to service needs. Changing street names with names of Betawian and Jakartan figures was a necessity.

"Besides honoring individuals who have contributed to this city, this is also an education for every generation that in this city has many consistent and tough individuals fighting for the progress of Jakarta," she closed.