The Center for Drug and Food Control (BBPOM) has confirmed that candy products suspected of containing drugs circulating in Surabaya are safe for consumption. The results of laboratory tests stated that out of 16 indications of the content tested, they were negative for drugs. "Like metaphetamine and amphetamine, all of them are negative, aka the candy is drug-free," said Acting Head of BBPOM Surabaya, Retno Kurpaningsih, Thursday (9/3/2017). The results of the laboratory test will immediately be sent to the Surabaya City Health Office as a test applicant. "What is certain is that we recommend that the candy is safe for consumption," he explained. If the Surabaya BBPOM confirms that the candy is negative, the Surabaya National Narcotics Agency (BNN) admits that it has not released the results of the laboratory test on the candy in question. Later, the Head of BNN, Komjen Budi Waseso, will announce the results," said Head of BNN Surabaya, AKBP Suparti. As reported, hard candy branded candy products sold around the school by shops and hawkers were raided by Satpol PP early last week because they were suspected of containing drugs. The candy packaging is colorful and has various shapes. Some are like regular candy, and some are in the form of baby pacifiers. During Monday's raids (6/3/2017) in 14 sub-districts, Satpol PP officers confiscated 345 bottles of candy suspected of containing drugs.