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Dinsos DKI Intensifkan Penanganan PPKS Selama Ramadan
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Dinsos Intensifies Raid Against PPKS During Ramadan

Jakarta Social Agency (Dinsos) and Jakarta Satpol PP keep intensifying the raid against people with social welfare issues (PPKS).

During February, as many as 627 PPKS had been netted

Jakarta Dinsos' Rehabilitation Section Head, Maria Margaretha stated the raid against PPKS in Jakatta has been intensified since the ceremony held on February 9, 2023 that was attended by Dinsos, Satpol PP, TNI, and police.

It is done in two ways, namely persuasive by sending warnings and coercive by saving PPKS to be coached in social houses owned by Dinsos.

South Jakarta Satpol PP Intensifies Regional Supervision

"During February, as many as 627 PPKS had been netted," she expressed, Friday (3/24).

It aims to create comfort in worship during the holy month of Ramadan.

Of 627 PPKS netted, most of them were scavengers, buskers, homeless people, beggars, and illegal parking attendants.

"P3S personnel are also alerted at PPKS-prone points. There are also personnel who work in the quick reaction unit to respond if there are complaints or reports from the public regarding the existence of PPKS," she closed.

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