The PDIP faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD highlighted an important problem in Jakarta in the end of 2022 that has been summarized. Apparently, there are still 15 urban villages in Jakarta that do not yet have a public health center (puskesmas).
"We have 267 urban villages, from the 267 urban villages, it turns out that until today there are still 15 urban villages that do not yet have health centers," said Gembong Warsono, chairman of the PDIP faction of the DKI DPRD at the DKI DPRD Building, Wednesday, December 28.
In fact, according to Gembong, puskesmas is the first most basic health service facility for the community.
In fact, in Gambir Village, Central Jakarta, where the DKI Jakarta City Hall building is located, it does not yet have a village-level health center.
The details are 15 urban villages in the capital that do not yet have health centers, namely Duri Selatan Village, Lima Bridge, Karanganyar, Tank, Gambir, South Sahari Mountain, Cikini, Senen, Glodok, Gondangdia, Kebon Kacang, Kemayoran, Cipedak, Karet Semanggi, and Kebayoran Lama Selatan.
Gembong then asked the Acting Governor of DKI Jakarta Heru Budi Hartono to immediately fulfill the provision of puskesmas in the 15 urban villages.
"This is homework that must be boosted, Pak Pj must maximize to be able to pursue health services, it can reach every kelurahan having a puskesmas," said Gembong.
"We don't want to look back, but we encourage the Acting to focus on pursuing behind in the context of pursuing health services," he continued.
In addition, there are 15 other urban villages that have a puskesmas Namjn located on non-permanent or leased land.
On the other hand, there are currently only health facilities in the Thousand Islands. This means that the hospital only provides class 3 treatment services.
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