TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) received a report from the West Jakarta Post Office in relation to a finding of 49,447 ecstasy pills sent from Germany to Indonesia.
"The recipient is stated [on the package], but they don't have the courage to collect the package at the post office," BNN head Comr. Gen. Budi Waseso said at his office on Thursday, October 13, 2016.
Budi explained that the drugs were mixed in boxes of candies packed in cardboard boxes. However, not all of the plastic boxes contained ecstasy pills. Some of them contained real candy used as cover ups.
According to Budi, the package arrived at the post office a month ago. Since no one had picked up the package, the post office handed over the package to the BNN.
Budi revealed that the pills were of a new kind in Indonesia, with a rectangle shape and a straight line in the middle. Meanwhile, the one commonly found in Indonesia is round.
Budi said that the evidence would be kept for the purpose of investigation before being publicly disposed. The BNN, Budi claimed, would recount the number of the ecstasy pills to ensure that no individuals would sell the evidence.
AVIT HIDAYAT
Source: Post Office Found Ecstasies Sent from Germany
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