THE Immigration Department is investigating allegations that dancers at a men-only entertainment venue in Jalan Klang Lama in Kuala Lumpur offered “additional services” involving male-to-male relations outside the premises.
Immigration director-general Datuk Zakaria Shaaban said investigations found that the entertainment centre catered exclusively to male customers, who were charged RM780 per table.
“Investigations found that the premises was open exclusively to male customers, with an entrance fee of RM780 per table. Once inside the premises, customers were entertained by sexy dance performances by a line-up of local and foreign men,” he said today.
Zakaria said four foreign men detained during an operation at the premises — three Chinese nationals and a Filipino — were being held for 14 days to assist investigations.
“We believe there were offers of additional services involving male-to-male relations,” he said.
He added that the department did not rule out the possibility that arrangements for such services were made between the dancers and customers outside the entertainment centre.
The Immigration Department will share its investigation findings with the police’s Criminal Investigation Department D7 division, which handles secret societies, gambling and vice, for further action.
The department had earlier reported uncovering alleged vice activities at the entertainment centre during a special operation on Sept 27.
The joint operation with the National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK) began at 12.05am and resulted in the detention of the four foreign men, aged between 21 and 31.
They are being investigated under Section 6(1)(c) of the Immigration Act 1959/63.
The Immigration Department said the entertainment centre had been operating since last year and targeted both local and foreign customers in the Klang Valley. - September 29, 2026
