Jakarta Council (DPRD) Secretariat provided free medical check-ups for all employees as part of the Satu Sehat Program.

The check-ups included blood tests, eye exams, weight checks, blood sugar levels, and electrocardiograms. This initiative was taken to monitor the health conditions of employees within the Jakarta DPRD.

"We're checking everything so that if any medical follow-up is needed, it can be addressed," said Jakarta Council Secretary Augustinus, on Friday (6/13).

He explained that regular medical check-ups are important for early detection, particularly due to the high workload.

"We work long hours, from morning to night, and meals are rarely controlled. So, routine check-ups are really necessary," he added.

He also urged all employees, both PNS, PJLP, expert staffs, and security officers (Pamdal), to regularly take advantage of this free medical check-ups.

For information, Satu Sehat Program is a health data integration platform developed by the Ministry of Health, aimed at creating a connected and integrated health digital ecosystem covering healthcare facilities, regulators, insurers, and digital service providers.