Indonesian Police Chief Orders 'Massive and Continuous' Crackdown on Narcotics
The Indonesian National Police Chief has ordered all personnel to conduct a 'massive and continuous' crackdown on drug trafficking nationwide. He emphasized the commitment to protecting the public and called for enhanced cooperation with related agencies and citizens.
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