Indonesia's Drug Agency Embarks on Using Crocodiles To Guard Death Row Convicts.





Indonesia on the proposal of embarking on the project of using pets as security in the serious action of eradicating drug pushers was persumed to be gotten from the James Bond movie, already has some of the toughest anti-narcotics laws in the world, including death by firing squad for traffickers, and sparked international uproar in April when it put to death seven foreign drug convicts.
 President Joko Widodo has insisted that drug dealers must face death as the country is fighting a “national emergency” due to rising narcotics use. Despite the harsh laws, Indonesia’s corrupt prison system is awash with drugs, and inmates and jail officials are regularly arrested for narcotics offences.