More students in Yogyakarta fall prey to online drug sales


YOGYAKARTA: The strategy used by drug syndicates to sell drugs over the Internet had not only saw a Malaysian student getting arrested, but also saw several other university students being lured and falling prey to the syndicate.

The syndicate's modus operandi was by offering drugs over the Internet, collecting payment through automated teller machine's (ATM) transaction and sending an SMS with specific address to the buyer to collect the drugs.

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