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Police dismantle child sex trafficking ring generating RM450,000 monthly
Malaysian police have successfully dismantled an alleged human trafficking syndicate accused of exploiting children across multiple cases. The criminal network, known as 'Geng Yunaa', is believed to have generated substantial illicit income through its operations.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — The Royal Malaysia Police have dealt a significant blow to organised crime by dismantling a suspected child sex trafficking ring that authorities say generated approximately RM450,000 in monthly revenue. The syndicate, identified as 'Geng Yunaa', is linked to 17 documented cases of exploitation. Police conducted coordinated raids that resulted in multiple arrests and the rescue of vulnerable victims. The operation represents a major crackdown on human trafficking networks that have plagued the region. Investigators seized evidence including digital devices, financial records, and communication materials that are expected to support prosecution efforts. The case has been referred to the appropriate authorities for legal proceedings. Child protection advocates have welcomed the police action, noting that dismantling trafficking networks requires sustained effort across law enforcement and community awareness initiatives. Police urged the public to report suspected trafficking activities to their nearest station or through dedicated hotlines, emphasizing that such crimes carry severe penalties under Malaysian law.