The National Museum Fire Is Only The Back That Was Devoured By The Red Jago

Officers are still trying to extinguish the National Museum. (Photo: Doc. ANTARA)

JAKARTA - A fire broke out at the National Museum or Elephant Museum, Central Jakarta. The fire is said to have burned only the back of the museum.

"The one that caught fire on the back," said Head of the DKI Jakarta Fire and Rescue Service (Gulkarmat) Satriadi Gunawan to VOI, Saturday, September 16.

That way, parts of the museun that hold archaeological collections, anthropology, ethnography, geography, and the history of the Indonesian nation, will not be burned.

However, the fire extinguishing process is still being carried out.

"The museum's information is safe," he said.

Based on the data received, the fire first appeared reported at 20.00 WIB.

Regarding the cause of the fire or the emergence of the fire, Satriadi has not been able to detail. Because, at this time his party is focusing on extinguishing it first.

"Distribution process," said Satriadi