Child abuse case: Malaysia probes GISB for potential orphan fraud as rescued youths remain unclaimed

One member, who was one of the 156 individuals detained on Saturday as part of the continuous child abuse investigation known as Ops Global, had four wives and 34 children, according to Mr. Razarudin.

According to the police chief, who was quoted by the Star,” He had just two kids with him and did not know where the remaining 32 kids were.”

Mr Razarudin added that the 156 people detained comprised 80 people and 76 people.

Of these, 55 were aged 18 to 30, 53 were 31 to 50 centuries old, 32 of them aged 50 to 65, and 16 were aged 65 and over.

Mr Razarudin also said that 187 kids – 100 males and 87 ladies– were rescued under Ops Global on Saturday.

” There were 59 children below five decades, 75 grown six to 12, 40 aged 13 to 17, and 13 who were aged 18 or older”, &nbsp, he said, according to The Star. &nbsp,

” This brings the total children saved since Sep 11 to 572″ .&nbsp,

According to Mr. Razurudin, authorities believe that the majority of these were GISB members ‘ children.

The Social Welfare Department ( JKM) is currently placing the rescued children in 11 safe houses. Beginning October 1, the Ministry of Education ( MOE ) will begin an educational program for over 300 of the rescued children. &nbsp,

According to Mr. Razarudin, GISB has about 10,000 enthusiasts nationwide, including children.

He added that first investigations revealed that its adherents are also studying the teachings of the 1994-declared Al-Arqam religion. &nbsp,