Another innocent victim of loan sharks


JOHOR BARU: Loan sharks looking for a man who owes them RM2,554 (S$800) have resorted to harassing his former employer.

The 53-year-old windscreen shop manager, who only wanted to be known as Tay, said his shop was splashed with red paint on Monday.

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