During the period from April 1 to 15, 2024, the Central Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency (Dukcapil) has noted that 4,139 residents had died. Of that number, 2,898 of them have had their NIK or KTP deactivated.

The process is ongoing and is planned until April 30

Central Jakarta Dukcapil Sub-agency Head, Syamsul Bahri stated, the data obtained is the result of the initial stage of structuring and controlling population documents which targeted death rate data for residents whose KTPs are still active.

"The rest is 1,150 KTPs, we have requested via official letter to the Home Ministry to deactivate it," he said, Tuesday (4/23).

Aside that, his party also collected data and verified 3,208 residents whose RTs no longer existed.

"The process is ongoing and is planned until April 30," he explained.

Central Jakarta Secretary Government Assistant, Denny Ramdany stated there were a number of RTs in his area that had been deleted. One of them, several RTs in Kemayoran were affected by the construction of the Athlete's House.

He explained the arrangement and ordering of population documents according to domicile was to create orderly population administration by presenting provincial scale data from Net Population Data (DKB), thereby producing accurate and accountable data.

For people who want to know about their deactivated NIK can come directly to the service counters in sub-districts or via https://jawara-dukcapil.Jakarta.go.id/.

"For public complaint services who want to reactivate their NIK, they must come to the urban village service counter according to their domicile," he stated.