Brother asks about a loan, siblings get harassed by loan sharks


Housewife Goh Geck Bee and her stepbrother Khoo Han Yong showing the police reports that they lodged in Johor Baru and Singapore after being harrassed by an Ah Long, during a press conference on April 16, 2021. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

JOHOR BARU: An inquiry about a loan from an illegal money-lender in Singapore has led to a coffee chain manager's siblings here being threatened and one of their cars splashed with red paint.

Housewife Goh Geck Bee, 36, said her Singapore-based younger brother inquired about a loan earlier this month from what he thought was a legitimate money lender’s website for investment.

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