The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) of Surabaya City asked the public not to panic about pacifier candy.

The candy, which is suspected of containing hazardous materials and drugs, is now being raided by the Surabaya City Government.

The head of the Surabaya City BNN, AKBP Suparti, asked the public not to be in a hurry to worry about pacifiers.

"We ask the public not to panic. We will first test the pacifier candy," said Suparti, Tuesday (7/3/2017).

Suparti said that until now there is no evidence that the candy is dangerous or contains narcotic substances.

"There's no lab test yet, so it can't be determined whether the candy is dangerous or not," said Suparti.

The former Head of Sub-Division of Public Relations of the Surabaya Police said that his party had also taken samples of pacifier candy in various places. Such as stalls, shops, and several markets.

"We went down and took the pacifier candy. Later a lab test will be carried out to determine whether it is dangerous or contains narcotics," said Suparti.

He emphasized that his party would soon conduct a lab test on the candy.