Apart From P-Fluoro Fori, These Are Drugs That Are Often Misused In Indonesia

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JAKARTA - Recently, the narcotic drug class P-Fluoro Fori suddenly rose to prominence after the Syiva Angel program was arrested by the police in connection with a drug abuse case.

Denpasar Police Chief Kombes Jansel Avitus Pandjaitan said that Syiva was arrested at Jalan Batu Belig Villa, North Kuta, Badung. He was secured with 3 other people with the initials J, R and A.

“The arrests were made on January 6 at around 23.00 WIB. The evidence confiscated were 4 items of Fluoro Fori and 3 broken tablets with a net weight of 1.90 grams, ”said Jansel.

It is known that P-Fluoro Fori is a new type of narcotic which is still very rare. Apart from P-Fluoro Fori, here are the drugs that are often abused in Indonesia.

1. Cannabis and Opium

Marijuana and Opium are class 1 narcotics that are often abused. In Indonesia, marijuana and opium are not used for disease therapy. However, it is used for the development of science.

Quoted VOI from the official website of the National Narcotics Agency (BNN), marijuana and opium can have dangerous effects for addicts. If you are addicted, users will usually use all means to get these items.

2. Morphine, Fentanyl, and Methadone

These three drugs are included in class 2 narcotics. Unlike marijuana and opium, morphine, fentanyl and methadone are often used for treatment. Especially in dealing with intense pain.

It's just that its use can be addictive. Therefore, consumption of morphine, fentanyl and methadone must be under the supervision of a doctor.

3. Codeine

Codeine is a drug that is included in class 3 narcotics. In the medical world, the use of codeine is usually used for rehabilitation.

Although it can be used for rehabilitation and healing, it does not rule out abuse when consumed.

4. Amphetamines

Amphetamines are a type of synthetic narcotic that is often used as a stimulant for the central nervous system.

These types of drugs are often abused because they can increase dopamine, a chemical associated with feeling happy and calm in the brain. The use of synthetic drugs without a doctor's supervision can endanger the user.