The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) has appealed to residents to be aware of the circulation of candy-shaped pacifiers in Surabaya, East Java, which are suspected of containing drugs or other hazardous materials. The candy, which is known to be imported from a certain country, is known to have gone viral on social media because it was accused of containing drugs. "The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) as the vocal point of drug problems in Indonesia, said that until now the East Java Provincial BNN and Surabaya City BNN are bringing samples of the candy for scientific examination by the National Narcotics Laboratory of the National Narcotics Agency regarding the content of the candy," he said. Head of Public Relations of BNN Slamet Pribadi via short message, Wednesday (8/3/2017). Slamet said, BNN appealed to the public to be patient in waiting for the results of the examination. "It is hoped that parents and children will remain vigilant against all forms and types of drugs by not consuming food, drinks, or drugs that do not have a distribution permit," Slamet said.