Hounded by Ah Long over RM500


Seeking help: Ahmad (left) passing a copy of the police report to Tay at the Johor Baru MCA public complaints bureau.

JOHOR BARU: He graduated with a degree in accounting and worked with a company selling safety equipment for 10 years, earning about RM3,500 per month.

But when his company started staggering his salary due to poor sales, he was compelled to turn to loan sharks for quick loans.

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