The Malaysian International Humanitarian Organisation (MHO) is demanding a formal update from police regarding the reported May 6th arrest of three key suspects in the Gigamax investment scam. MHO highlighted the lack of official information despite reports indicating the trio, believed to be behind the millions lost by investors, were taken to the Cheras police headquarters. Representing 99 investors who collectively lost over RM4.8 million, MHO has formally requested the police Commercial Crime Investigation Department to clarify the suspects' current status (detained, bailed, or prosecution). Investigations into Gigamax began after Bank Negara Malaysia confirmed its fraudulent nature, leading to previous arrests in November under Section 420 of the Penal Code for cheating. An affected investor voiced the victims' need for transparency and updates on the case's progress