00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01Popular websites have more content
00:04Who would have thought that this seemingly ordinary house...
00:07Surprisingly, an unlicensed beauty business was hidden inside.
00:12The immigration office at noon on the 23rd of this month
00:15Divide into multiple routes
00:15Surprise inspections were conducted at four locations in Shah Alam, Pandan, Bolan Ridge, and Kepong.
00:21Seven Indonesian men and women were arrested in what sounded like a warning.
00:24One man and six women
00:25The youngest is only 19 years old.
00:27The oldest is 44 years old
00:28Don't assume this is just a temporary operation.
00:32The immigration bureau received a tip from the public.
00:34They were under surveillance for a whole month.
00:36Sufficient evidence has been obtained
00:38Only now are they closing the net.
00:39Where are the law enforcement officers?
00:40They also seized a drug-based cosmetic medical device and a mobile phone at the scene.
00:44There was also RM400 in cash, believed to be illegal income.
00:48Just how profitable is this underground business?
00:51Did I mention that earlier?
00:53Their monthly income can reach up to RM50,000.
00:56The immigration bureau's investigation found
00:58This gang has been operating since last year.
01:00They mainly rely on TikTok and Instagram to attract customers.
01:04Customers need to make an appointment in advance to come to the clinic.
01:08Most of the customers were Indonesian fellow countrymen brought in by Klang locals.
01:13So why specifically choose residential units?
01:17It's very simple; the main point is to avoid detection by law enforcement.
01:21And these people aren't completely half-baked either.
01:24They believe she had studied cosmetology in Indonesia and Malaysia.
01:29Medical aesthetic technology
01:30This refers to treatments such as injections and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures.
01:33No wonder the business is doing so well.
01:36However, business is good
01:38The question is...
01:39Are those injections and medications that are injected into customers' faces safe?
01:45The immigration authorities discovered that the products possessed by these suspects were not intended for our country.
01:50Ministry of Health Registration
01:51It has not been reviewed and approved by the Ministry of Health of my country.
01:53Its ingredient sources and safety are all questionable.
01:57Cosmetic procedures should be performed by qualified doctors in legitimate settings.
02:03Performed
02:03Now the operation is being carried out in a rented residential house.
02:07What if something goes wrong?
02:09Mild cases may result in allergies and inflammation.
02:11Who knows if it will disfigure me?
02:13The customer might not even know who to hold responsible at that point.
02:16What will happen to these seven people next?
02:19They were all detained under immigration law.
02:22The charges also vary.
02:24Two women and one man stayed with them.
02:26The other three women could not produce valid identification documents to remain in our country.
02:31Another woman violated immigration regulations.
02:35The clause prohibiting the use of work visas for business.
02:39That's not all!
02:40Because of holding unregistered products
02:42The seven individuals are also subject to the 1984 Drugs and Cosmetics Control Act.
02:47Under investigation by the Ministry of Health
02:49The final case also serves as a reminder to everyone.
02:51If you want to do cosmetic surgery
02:53Make sure to find a licensed and legitimate clinic.
02:55Don't joke around with your face.
02:57This article
03:00The final case also serves as a reminder to everyone.
03:01The final case also serves as a reminder to everyone.
03:03This article
03:04The final case also serves as a reminder to everyone.
