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Karto, an elderly man, experienced pain and rushed to the local health center. When he arrived, he was faced with a new registration program based on digitalization. With limited knowledge of digital technology, Karto had difficulty navigating the system, compounded by poor attitudes from staff and conflicts with other patients.
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Karto, an elderly man, experienced pain and rushed to the local health center. When he arrived, he was faced with a new registration program based on digitalization. With limited knowledge of digital technology, Karto had difficulty navigating the system, compounded by poor attitudes from staff and conflicts with other patients.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Drama
Written By:Rangga Purinawan Setyobudi
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:FFTV IKJ, Tuju Langit Studio
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