JAKARTA, the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) has released the test results of the pacifier candy sample. Previously, the snacks, which were sold for Rp. 1000, were suspected of containing drugs. In fact, since the first scene in the Surabaya area, East Java, it made many parents nervous. Not only that, the candy went viral on social media because it was accused of containing drugs. "After testing at the National Narcotics Laboratory of the National Narcotics Agency, it was concluded that the candy sample was negative and did not contain narcotics or other psychoactive ingredients," said Head of the BNN Public Relations Section, Kombes Slamet Pribadi, Thursday (9/3/2017). Slamet said that several cases of food types were often used as a modus operandi by narcotics syndicates. But usually these products are sold illegally and at a price that is certainly different from the market price. "BNN urges the public to remain vigilant against various modes of illicit drug trafficking that are increasingly diverse," he continued. Slamet added that BNN also asked parents to always monitor their sons and daughters' interactions. Likewise with other related parties, such as schools, neighborhood associations, neighborhood associations, to religious leaders, community leaders, traditional leaders, youth leaders to be able to help monitor the surrounding environment, in order to avoid the dangers of drug abuse.