Ah Long imposes RM1,600 daily fine for not servicing RM2,000 loan

A WOMAN in Johor Baru who borrowed RM2,000 from an Ah Long ended up being RM17,500 in debt to 12 gangs of loan sharks, reported China Press.

The 38-year-old woman, known only as Lee, said she borrowed RM2,000 from one loan shark in November after running into some financial problems.

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