Head of the East Java Provincial Narcotics Agency (BNNP), Brigadier General Pol Fatkhur Rahman, appealed to the public not to worry about the circulation of pacifiers suspected of containing drugs. Met after the 36th Anniversary of Narotama University in Surabaya, Thursday (9/3), Fatkhur deemed it necessary to convey this because the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Drug Laboratory Center and the central Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM) have stated no found narcotic substances in the candy. "The results of this lab test are valid, that the pacifier candy which was a shocker in Surabaya does not contain drugs. So, people should not be too worried about the issue of pacifier candy containing drugs," he said. Even though it does not contain drugs, Fatkhur still appeals to parents to monitor the snacks their children buy. He said parents should be aware of the very conspicuous coloring content in pacifiers. According to him, it would be nice for parents to bring lunch from home for their sons and daughters. Fatkhur added that the lab results from the BNN and the central BPOM can be justified. But once again, he hopes that parents who have sons and daughters can control their children's snacks, especially on food coloring. "Even though it doesn't contain drugs, parents must be aware of the coloring matter in pacifiers and children's snacks," said Fatkhur. Asked about the results of the lab tests conducted by the Forensic Laboratory Center (Puslabfor) at the Surabaya branch of the National Police at Polda Jatim, he admitted that there were no results from the Puslabfor lab tests. However, his party admitted that the lab test results from the National Narcotics Agency and the central BPOM were sufficient and representative. "The lab results from the National Narcotics Agency and the central BPOM alone are quite valid and can be used as a benchmark that this pacifier candy does not contain drugs," he said.