TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Surabaya Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BBPOM) issued a report on the results of the lab test for pacifiers suspected of containing drugs. The candy dot was confiscated by the Civil Service Police Unit during a joint operation, and then handed over by the Surabaya City Government for investigation. Apparently, the results of laboratory tests stated that the pacifier candy was negative. "The test results were negative for the parameters we tested," said acting Head of BBPOM Surabaya, Retno Kurpaningsih, when contacted by Tempo, Thursday, March 9 2017. Retno said the candy samples from China produced by Xiamen Yang Wan Foodstuff passed four drug parameters. One example of a psychoactive substance with these parameters is amphetamine, which causes addiction. "Negative, does not contain amphetamine." The candies imported by PT Petrona Inti Chermindo in West Jakarta also do not contain rhodamine. In fact, it is officially registered as foreign food and has the BPOM RI label ML 224409003077. Even so, Retno refuses to conclude that there is a possibility of business competition behind the news that the candy is suspected to contain drugs. "That's not my domain," he said. The results of the laboratory tests will later be submitted to the Surabaya City Government. BPOM is still waiting for the results of laboratory tests for other types of candy submitted by the Surabaya City Government. In addition to pacifiers, there are also jelly sticks and sheep-shaped candies. The Surabaya Satpol PP stated that it was conducting a raid on pacifiers suspected of containing addictive substances and disturbing the public because they went viral. On the orders of Mayor Tri Rismaharini, the Satpol PP has cooperated in combing elementary schools with the Sector Police (Polsek), puskesmas, and Koramil, since Monday, March 6 2017. From the joint operation, Satpol PP confiscated 345 bottles of candy.