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Sahroni asked the police to investigate suppliers of illegal drug factories in Bandung.

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Ahmad Sahroni, Deputy Chairman of Commission III of the House of Representatives, has formally requested that the Indonesian National Police investigate the suppliers of raw materials for an illegal pharmaceutical factory recently uncovered in Bandung. The facility was found to be capable of producing up to 250 million pills of hard drugs, prompting concerns regarding the scale of the distribution network and the origin of the chemical components used in manufacturing.

The investigation into the supply chain is being prioritized to identify the entities responsible for providing the necessary ingredients for the illicit operation. Authorities are currently working to dismantle the network behind the production, which represents a significant volume of illegal pharmaceutical output.

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Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - Headline 2 Focuses on the massive production capacity of the illegal factory
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