Still hounded by ah long


Enough is enough: Yuen (seated, second left) at the press conference called on MCMC and other authorities to block moneylending advertisements on social media platforms. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

IPOH: Despite having paid off her son’s debts, a former eatery worker is still being harassed by loan sharks.

Chin Poh Wan, who is currently unemployed, said loan sharks have threatened to kidnap her 20-year-old son and burn down her parents’ and neighbours’ houses in Gopeng if she did not pay them.

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