Man disowns brother after severe loan shark harassment


Heng Hang Lim (left) showing his burning cars while Tebrau MP Jimmy Puah Wee Tse (right) showing police reports lodged by the latter for loan sharks disturbance during a press conference held here in Johor Baru on Jan 4.

JOHOR BARU: A factory operator has cut ties with his eldest brother for putting their family in danger after borrowing SGD300 (RM984) from loan sharks in Singapore in the middle of last year.

Heng Hang Lim, 41, said that his 43-year-old brother, who works as a labourer with a renovation company in Singapore, made such a loan in June, 2022.

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