Singapore loan sharks harass Malaysian family of borrower


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JOHOR BARU: A factory operator has cut ties with his eldest brother for putting their family in danger after borrowing S$300 (RM990) from loan sharks in Singapore in the middle of last year.

Heng Hang Lim, 41, said his 43-year-old brother, who works as a labourer with a renovation company in Singapore, got the loan in June last year.

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