Indonesian Parliament Urges Customs, Police to Intensify Probe into Drug Trafficking Networks, Financiers
Indonesia's Parliament (DPR) has urged Jakarta Customs and the Metro Jaya Police to intensify their investigation into illegal drug and hard drug trafficking networks, calling for the exposure of financiers behind the operations. The focus is on breaking the crime chain by tracing financial flows, extending beyond mere couriers and dealers.
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