Agnez Mo Takes An E-KTP Photo In North Kedoya, Take A Peek At His Appearance

Singer Agnez Mo/PHOTO via Instagram @agnezmo

JAKARTA - Singer and celebrity Agnes Monica, also known as Agnez Mo, participated in the recording of an electronic ID card in North Kedoya Village, Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta.

"Hi, I'm Agnes Mo. I would like to thank the North Kedoya Village, especially the West Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-Department (Sudin Dukcapil) for helping to manage my electronic ID card," Agnes said as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, August 29.

In addition, he also expressed his gratitude to the Investment Service and One Stop Integrated Service (DPMPTSP)

DKI Jakarta is related to the electronic ID card recording service.

"And don't forget, managing your own service (PTSP) is easy and this service is all free of charge," said Agnes.

Separately, the Head of the PTSP Implementation Unit of North Kedoya Village, Tri Winarni, said that Agnes Monica had recorded an electronic ID card from 12.00 WIB to 12.30 WIB.

Meanwhile, Head of the West Jakarta Dukcapil Sub-department, Gentina Arifin, said that Agnez Mo's electronic ID card service is an ordinary service, usually electronic ID card services for the general public.

"Actually, the electronic ID card service from the West Jakarta Dukcapil Sub-Department has reached the sub-district. Hopefully, if Agnes Monica records an electronic ID card, other residents, especially those who have not recorded, can immediately visit their respective urban villages," said Gentina.

In particular, continued Gentina, for residents who are 17 years old.

Now his party is trying to record electronic ID cards in schools in West Jakarta.

Previously, the West Jakarta Sub-dept., recorded an electronic ID card for 160 students of SMAN 112 Kembangan on Jalan Pesanggrahan, North Meruya, Kembangan, West Jakarta, Wednesday (23/8).

The electronic ID card recording, said Gentina, was carried out to attract novice voters ahead of the upcoming 2024 general election (Pemilu) and make it easier for students to have a population identity.

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