Mobile ID card recording service for stroke patients in Neighborhood 02, Community 10, East Karang Village, Central Karang District.

TANGERANG – The Tangerang City Government remains committed to improving inclusive public services. One example is the mobile service initiative carried out by East Karang Village, Central Karang, providing “pick-up ball” services for residents suffering from stroke.

The mobile service is conducted to facilitate easier access to public services for members of the community with limitations.

During the activity, Central Karang District deployed officers accompanied by local Community Social Workers to visit residents’ homes and assist with the direct recording and processing of electronic ID card (e-KTP) documents.

“We have just assisted in processing e-KTP documents for a stroke patient located in Neighborhood 02, Community 10, East Karang Village. Thankfully, the service process went smoothly, and the resident was visibly happy to receive direct assistance.”

“We will continue to expand this mobile service more widely, targeting other groups within the community with limitations, such as persons with disabilities and even people with mental health conditions.”

In addition, the Tangerang City Government ensures that the mobile service is integrated with the “Sobat Dukcapil” application system managed by the Tangerang City Population and Civil Registration Office, making it easier to process population documents quickly and efficiently.

Tangerang City Government

The Tangerang City Government is the administrative body governing Tangerang, a major city in Indonesia’s Banten province. Historically, the area was a significant center for trade and the defense of Batavia (modern-day Jakarta) during the Dutch colonial period. Today, its government manages one of Indonesia’s most populous and industrially important cities.

East Karang Village

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Central Karang District

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Neighborhood 02

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Community 10

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Sobat Dukcapil

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Tangerang City Population and Civil Registration Office

The Tangerang City Population and Civil Registration Office (Dinas Kependudukan dan Pencatatan Sipil Kota Tangerang) is a modern Indonesian government institution responsible for managing vital population data and civil documents for the city’s residents. It was established to serve the rapidly growing population of Tangerang, a major industrial and residential hub near Jakarta. Its history is tied to the national implementation of electronic ID cards (e-KTP) and digital civil registration systems to improve public service efficiency.

e-KTP

“e-KTP” refers to Indonesia’s electronic national identity card (Kartu Tanda Penduduk Elektronik), introduced to modernize citizen identification. It was launched nationwide in 2011 to replace the older manual ID cards, featuring biometric data and a chip for enhanced security and to reduce fraud. The e-KTP serves as a single identity number for citizens and is essential for accessing public services and participating in elections.