The Reog Ponorogo Community (KRP) plans to hold a demonstration at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Office on Jalan Pejambon, Central Jakarta, Monday (2/11/2015) tomorrow at 09.30. Our main visit to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to clarify the incident of the Reog Ponorogo property burning in the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao, Southern Philippines," said Deputy Chair of the KRP throughout Greater Jakarta, S Nojeng to Surya, Sunday (11/1/2015). As previously reported, Reog property was burning. Ponorogo which consists of dadak peacock, barong and gayor carved with a dragon snake by the staff of the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao, Philippines on Tuesday (20/10/2015). However, the news circulating in online media was clarified and justified on Saturday (10/30/2015) by the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao. The extermination by burning had to be carried out because the Ponorogo reog was in a damaged condition and eaten by termites, wrote the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao considering its age reog has been around since 1988. But apart from that, all the KRP will still clarify the extent of the truth, and the actual chronology of this event. that. We want to solve this problem immediately and don't let the problem drag on. Moreover, Reog Ponorogo has become part of the arts in Indonesia which has gone global, said Nojeng. According to Jojeng, this problem also disturbed friends in the Reog Ponorogo community. Even the reog art community in Ponorogo, East Java itself, as well as outside Jakarta and Ponorogo, many have questioned about the arson incident. According to the man who was born in Tambakbayan, Ponorogo City, he said there are several things that will be done at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs later, including: Asking for information and clarification as well as the actual chronology of the incident. Installing banners in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs area Installing Reog Ponorogo properties which consist of dadak peacock, barongan and gayor Performing testimonials from artist Reog Ponorogo who performed in Davao in 2007. Press statement