Bolon TB Silalahi Center houses were destroyed Burned Not Worth Historical Artifacts
(Analysis / saurma) with President and Mrs. Ani Bambang Yudhoyono TBSC coach TB Silalahi and Acting Gubsu Pudjonugroho Billy while doing a tree planting in January, right in front of the house Bolon Complex Balige which sold out in TBSC engulfed in the flames on Saturday (3 / 9 ).Toba Samosir, (Analysis). Fire that destroyed a building in the complex of TB Silalahi Center in the Village Pagarbatu, District Balige, Toba Samosir, North Sumatra on Saturday (3 / 9), around 18:00 pm do not have historical value. It affirmed the Board of Trustees TBSC Lt. Gen. (ret) TB Silalahi via sms to the analysis, Saturday (3 / 9)."The fire is one of the buildings in the Complex TBSC, the House Bolon. The house was not an artifact or site but only replicas House (Sopo) Bolon who have no historical value. While all historically valuable buildings safe. Includes Museum Huta Batak Batak and the we are proud.
Very good and merciful God, protect our ancestral treasure and preserve our proud, "said TB Silalahi.
Built Soon
"We just suffered material loss and we will soon wake up instead so that people Batak Cultural lovers can still see the replica House Bolon in the complex as the place to nurture and develop the results of this study Batak culture," he said while mentioning Bolon the burning house was built since August 7, 2006 and the inauguration on 17 April 2008.
Suspected source of fire from lightning strikes in which the fire spread very quickly and resulted in sold out the entire building engulfed in the flames. Losses due to burning of the Houses Bolon are yet to be assessed. But the fire was fully extinguished with the help of three units of fire trucks owned by the Government of Toba Samosir Balige assisted officers from the Police Battalion 125 and Simbisa, Onan Sampang Balige.
Alertness poolnya fire engine is only about one kilometer from the scene managed to tame the flames, so it was not until spreading to other buildings around it. (Ss)Posted by david george Pakpahan