Man threatened, family’s home splashed with red paint by Singapore loan sharks although no loan taken


JOHOR BARU: A man has been threatened for weeks and his parents' home has been splashed with red paint by loan sharks from Singapore after his brother looked into borrowing money from them.

The businessman known as Ng, 37, said that his brother who worked in a factory in Singapore merely asked the moneylenders about the loan in early September.

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