A TOTAL of 201 men who were also visitors to a health centre on Jalan Raja Laut, Kuala Lumpur, were arrested after being suspected of being involved in illicit sexual activities.
All of them, aged between 19 and 60, were arrested in a surprise operation at around 8pm yesterday involving the Kuala Lumpur Police Contingent, Kuala Lumpur City Hall and the Federal Territory Islamic Religious Affairs Department.
Of the 201 arrested, 17 of them were civil servants, including surgeons, Deputy Public Prosecutors, Diplomatic Administration Officers, teachers and enforcement agency officers.
Kuala Lumpur Deputy Police Chief, Datuk Mohd Azani Omar, said intelligence and monitoring of this two-storey premises had been carried out for the past two weeks based on public information.
“The intelligence results found that there was immoral activity at this location involving men who were believed to be having same-sex or homosexual relationships.
“The premises, which are disguised as a health centre equipped with a gym, sauna, spa, swimming pool and ‘rest room’ for men, have reportedly been operating for the past eight months with each customer charged a lifetime registration fee of RM10 and a fee of RM35 for each visit to the premises.
“We believe that this premises promotes their health centre through social media and customers will meet other customers at this premises,” he said when met at the location of the raid.
Mohd Azani said that the police are currently still conducting further investigations under Section 387B of the Penal Code for the offence of unnatural sex.
He said that apart from local citizens, the police also arrested customers from South Korea, Indonesia, Germany and China.
“In the same operation, a total of 80 Muslim men were also arrested under Section 29, Act 559 of the Syariah Offences, for behaving indecently in public places.
“This premises operates every day from 5pm until late at night and targets customers who want to relax after working during office hours,” he said.
All those arrested were taken to the Dang Wangi District Police Headquarters (IPD) for further action. - November 29, 2025
