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    "data": {
        "id": 1659417,
        "msgid": "west-jakarta-civil-registry-office-data-newcomers-in-kapuk-1775620384",
        "date": "2026-04-06 20:38:01",
        "title": "West Jakarta Civil Registry Office Data Newcomers in Kapuk",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The West Jakarta Civil Registry and Population Records Office (Sudin Dukcapil) is conducting administrative data collection for new residents arriving after Eid 2026 in RW 016, Kapuk Subdistrict, Cengkareng, to track the influx of migrants into DKI Jakarta, particularly those settling permanently or temporarily. The initiative includes issuing various services such as non-permanent resident documents, damaged ID card repairs, new ID recordings, family cards, and digital population identities, totaling 142 services so far, while emphasising the need for newcomers to report to local RT\/RW within 24 hours and then to the registry office. This effort, targeting areas with high population density like Kapuk, highlights Jakarta's ongoing challenges in managing urban migration and ensuring proper documentation for integration and public services.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta (ANTARA) - The West Jakarta Civil Registry and Population\nRecords Service (Sudin Dukcapil) is conducting administrative population\ndata collection (adminduk) for new arrivals after Eid 2026 in RW 016,\nKapuk Subdistrict, Cengkareng. Head of Sudin Dukcapil West Jakarta,\nGentina Arifin, stated that the activity aims to determine the number of\nnew arrivals entering DKI Jakarta, particularly in West Jakarta. \u201cWe are\nholding this data collection activity to find out how many residents\nfrom outside DKI, especially in West Jakarta, have arrived after Eid,\nwhether they are settling permanently or temporarily,\u201d Gentina said in\nWest Jakarta on Monday. She is recording two categories of newcomers:\nthose settling permanently and those staying temporarily. \u201cFor new\narrivals moving to settle, they are required to bring a transfer letter\nfrom their original area. Meanwhile, for those staying temporarily for\nno more than one year, we will provide non-permanent resident\ndocuments,\u201d she said. \u201cThe details are: 20 consultations, 31\nnon-permanent registrations, 21 damaged ID card services, 41 ID card\nrecordings, 8 family card services, and 21 Digital Population Identity\n(IKD) services. The total services reach 142,\u201d Gentina explained. In\naddition, officers from Sudin Dukcapil are also conducting outreach to\nnew residents to report immediately to the local neighbourhood\nadministrators. \u201cWe urge new arrivals to report to the RT\/RW within 1x24\nhours. After that, they must also report to Dukcapil to obtain\npopulation documents,\u201d she added. Gentina revealed that Kapuk\nSubdistrict was chosen as the activity location because it has a very\nlarge population. Meanwhile, the Head of the Dukcapil Service Unit in\nKapuk Subdistrict, Surtinah, added that the majority of new arrivals are\nover 25 years old and come from West Java, Central Java, and East Java.\n\u201cUsually, they come to join relatives or look for work in Jakarta,\u201d\nSurtinah said. She added that this data collection activity will\ncontinue until 20 April 2026 and will be carried out in stages. \u201cFor\npermanent registrations, so far in Kapuk Subdistrict, 16 people have\nbeen recorded, and this will continue until 20 April,\u201d she said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/west-jakarta-civil-registry-office-data-newcomers-in-kapuk-1775620384",
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