Single mum borrows to invest in schemes


GEORGE TOWN: Single mother Y.L. Sim yearned to be rich overnight. About two years ago, she borrowed money from Ah Long in the hope of multiplying her investments in money games.

The 53-year-old said she took RM20,000 from a few loan sharks to dabble in several money games, including JJPTR.

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