The ongoing polemic over the reog art instrument burning case at the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia (KJRI) in Davao City, Philippines, has prompted the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kemenlu) to send a team to directly inspect the field. Director of Information and Media at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Siti Sofia Sudarma, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would soon send a team to directly inspect and clarify the burning of reog equipment. We don't know when the team will go there yet, but it is clear as soon as possible. "Just waiting for orders from the leadership," he told Republika, Tuesday (3/11). He emphasized that it was important to clarify this issue because many parties wanted to question it, including the Jabodetabek Reog Association. However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has clarified to the Indonesian Consul General in Davao City by telephone. The Consul General, he said, admitted that he had committed the arson. The burning had to be carried out because the 30-year-old art instrument was damaged and eaten by termites, he said, citing a statement from the Consul General. He promised to immediately clarify and resolve it