Another suspect linked to MYAirline case arrested

Early this morning, police arrested another suspect linked to the MYAirline case at his residence in Bangsar.

According to Commercial Crimes Investigation Department (CCID) director Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf, the suspect will be remanded to the Jinjang lockup centre in Kuala Lumpur at 10am today.

He said, so far, CCID has seized 12 vehicles, documents, six luxury watches, eight luxury handbags, two laptops, one CPU, and 10 items of jewellery from two suspects.

He added that the remand of the primary suspect expires today and he will be released on police bail.

Authorities are investigating MYAirline and those behind the carrier after the company abruptly announced that it was pulling the plug due to financial constraints and advised passengers not to proceed to the airport.

According to the Transport Ministry, approximately 125,000 people, including those who bought flight tickets in advance, were affected by the sudden decision.

The value of ticket sales - booked up to March 2024 - amounted to approximately RM20 million.

Police were in the process of freezing some 15 bank accounts linked to the individuals.

MYAirline co-founder Goh Hwan Hua was arrested last Tuesday under anti-money laundering laws and his remand order has been extended until today.

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