Police urged to step up enforcement against Ah Long


Tay says Malaysia should emulate Singapore in tackling the ah long menace.

JOHOR BARU: The authorities are being urged to make a concerted effort to wipe out activities by Ah Long or illegal loan sharks as they are causing problems not only with borrowers but also society at large.

Johor Baru MCA public complaints bureau chief Michael Tay said while borrowers have themselves to blame for borrowing money from the Ah Long, they should not be left on their own to solve the problem.

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