An Australian woman, aged 53, is facing serious charges in Indonesia after authorities arrest her over an alleged cannabis vape liquid. According to reports, Indonesian police intercept a parcel containing a single item linked to the alleged cannabis product, which leads to her arrest. The woman reportedly tells officers she used the cannabis liquid to treat knee pain and depression. Indonesian authorities say the charges carry a maximum penalty of up to 20 years in prison, along with a substantial fine. The cases are based on the allegation that the substance is cannabis vape liquid. The reports also indicate that police are treating the matter as a serious offence under Indonesian law, with the potential sentence reflecting the country’s strict approach to cannabis-related products, including those intended for vaping. As the proceedings continue, details about the substance, how it was obtained, and whether it was packaged for travel or delivery have been described only generally in the accounts.