The Thousand Islands District Government announced that free health check-ups (CKG) have reached 40.88 percent of residents in Kepulauan Seribu, Indonesia. This initiative aims to improve public health and early detection of potential health issues in the island communities. As of the latest data, this equates to approximately 18,447 individuals who have benefitted from the program. The CKG includes essential examinations like blood pressure checks, blood sugar tests, cholesterol level assessments, and consultations with medical professionals. Officials emphasize the importance of residents actively participating in these check-ups, stating they are crucial for preventative care. Further efforts are ongoing to increase participation rates across all islands within Kepulauan Seribu. This program underscores the government’s commitment to providing accessible healthcare services to all its citizens, particularly in remote areas like the Thousand Islands.