Pramono Fulfills Campaign Promises, Now KJP Plus Recipients Can Enter Mini Park

JAKARTA - Students who receive the Jakarta Smart Card (KJP) Plus can currently travel for free at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII). The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government has agreed on a collaboration in the form of free access to KJP holder education and TMII.

This free TMII entry access facility is a campaign promise for DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung in the 2024 Pilkada and is carried out after officially leading Jakarta.

"We can hand over KJP Plus and sign a collaboration between the Jakarta government and Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. For all residents or children who receive KJP Plus, they enter the Mini Park for free," said Pramono at DKI Jakarta City Hall, Central Jakarta, Thursday, March 20.

In this collaboration, the DKI Provincial Government allocates a budget to pay the entrance ticket for each KJP Plus student who travels to TMII. The students only need to show a Bank DKI account card which is a sign of KJP acceptance when entering TMII.

Not only that, Pramono said that KJP Plus owners can also freely visit Ancol Dreamland Park to Ragunan Wildlife Park.

"Actually, it's not just Taman Mini that we will free, but to Ragunan for free, to Ancol for free, see Monas for free, even, later we will even prepare to see the museum as well as free," explained Pramono.

"So, once again, Bang Doel and I, what was the political promise, thank God today was fulfilled," he explained.

Furthermore, Pramono said, his party is also increasing the value of KJP Plus assistance next year to be greater, so that it can provide more benefits for students in need.

"Specifically, I want to convey, hopefully the children who receive KJP Plus will be more diligent in studying. Pursue until you can get KJMU," said Pramoko.

Continuing, Bank DKI President Director Agus H. Widodo said that KJP Plus recipients also get other facilities in the form of food subsidies to free access using Transjakarta.

"Through support for KJP Plus, Bank DKI plays a role in distributing aid as well as actively contributing to advancing education, improving the quality of life of the community, and realizing a more prosperous and competitive city of Jakarta," said Agus.