Man speaks of months-long ordeal after contacting illegal moneylenders


JOHOR BARU: A man who had lent his younger sister RM30,000 ended up experiencing financial trouble himself after he turned to an illegal money lender for help.

This led to months of daily harassment from loan sharks for the 41-year-old Ku, who lost his job in Singapore and saw his house in his hometown set on fire.

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 Ah Long , Moneylender , Loan Shark , Scam , Singapore , Muar , Johor

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