The Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM) has tested a candy sample resembling a pacifier suspected of containing drugs. From the results of laboratory tests carried out by BPOM, it showed that the dot-shaped candy was negative for drugs. "Until now, of the drug indicators to be tested, four negative results have been obtained for four drug indicators," said Head of BPOM Penny Kusumastuti Lukito when contacted by merdeka.com. Penny said, there were 19 parameters used in examining the pacifier sample. out of 19 indicators, four of which show drug candy is negative for drugs. "Narcotics class one, narcotics class three, psychotropics, there are 19 parameters that will be resolved," said Penny. According to Penny, to ensure that the pacifier contains drugs, testing is currently underway with other types of indicators. The results of these laboratory tests will later be submitted to the National Narcotics Agency (BNN). "Based on these four parameters, it does not contain drugs," said Penny. Penny added, the candy pacifier itself is registered with BPOM RI with the code ML 224409003077 with the brand Penguin Brand; Hard Candy. The candy is imported from China. "It has been registered with the POM Agency for imported products from China," he concluded. Previously, rumors circulated that candy allegedly containing drugs was circulating in Surabaya. The candy, which is packaged in colorful packaging, is often found in shops and hawkers in schools. The news has gone viral in cyberspace. because of the news, the Surabaya City Government immediately mobilized the Satpol PP, Linmas and sub-districts accompanied by police and military officers to conduct raids in several locations.