Parents need to be vigilant. Drug trafficking begins to target children. The modus operandi used by the perpetrators was to mix drugs in pacifiers. The Trade Office is tracking shops, traditional markets and schools to make sure Mataram is free from the candy pacifier.
 
Head of the Mataram City Trade Office, L. Alwan Basri, said this issue must be seen and examined first in the field. Because, this concerns the general public, especially children who need to be protected.

The drug mafia mode is considered very dangerous for the younger generation. He asked the Supervision Division of the Trade Office to follow up by tracing the points of shopping centers, markets, kiosks and school canteens.

"I will order the supervisory department and the head of the market to check later," said Alwan, Wednesday, March 8 2017. The investigation will involve the Center for Drug and Food Control, Satpol PP and police officers. If the goods are found circulating in the city of Mataram. It will immediately withdraw and secure for laboratory tests. "If it is found, we will immediately confiscate it and withdraw it," he said.

The indications do not end there. Police officers will be asked to trace the source. Retailers and merchants will be scrutinized to find out the marketing chain. The government does not want illegal drugs to penetrate students. The former Head of Public Relations and Protocol of the Mataram City Secretariat emphasized that if necessary, the perpetrators were punished according to the applicable legal provisions.

"There must be a link. This is what we will find out," he said. Not only pacifiers, but other products that contain harmful substances are routinely monitored. The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Mataram continue to urge the public to avoid hazardous materials. Especially for parents to provide their children with food cooked at home. "Don't shop outside, let alone unclear hygiene," he said.