Broken windows must be fixed


I WISH to congratulate the police and Ipoh City Council enforcement officers for removing 1,966 illegal money lending posters and banners in Tambun, Ampang, Bercham and Kampung Tawas recently.

Perak Commercial Crime chief Supt Lee Ewe Kiang warned Ah Longs and runners who put up illegal money lending posters and banners that they faced action under the Prevention of Crime Act 1959.

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