"Dream – The Indonesian flag that was hoisted on August 17, 1945, in the Bogor Residency is still preserved to this day. However, its condition has now deteriorated due to age. The owner of the Instagram account @pinotjohnny showcased his visit to the Bogor Struggle Museum, which houses the Indonesian flag that was first hoisted 79 years ago."

"The flag that was kept in a wooden box now looks worn out with age because the glass cabinet where it was stored leaked due to rain. In fact, the red and white colors of the flag are no longer visible. That heirloom flag is still there and suffering. It lies worn out and eaten by termites in the glass cabinet that has leaked rainwater, he said."

“First raised on August 19, 1945, behind the Residency Office attended by the leaders of the residency of Bogor, Cianjur, and Sukabumi,” he wrote. Because the key to the glass cabinet had long been lost, they decided to dismantle it and move the worn-out flag to a wooden box.

"It revealed that the flag was hoisted on August 17, 1945, before it was lowered by the Japanese. “On August 17, 1945, the red and white flag was hoisted in the Bogor Residency, but not long after, it was lowered by the Japanese,” he wrote."