Ah long strikes the wrong target


Rude shock: Low (in yellow) with Lam (left) showing the red paint splashed at the house in Taman Cempaka. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

IPOH: A family mourning the death of their father was stunned when one of their cars parked in front of a vacant house got splashed with red paint.

Salesman Muhammad Abdul Halim Zaini, who believes that it was the work of loan sharks targeting the former occupants of the vacant house, said all his family members, who live in different parts of the country, had gathered at his mother’s place in Taman Cempaka since Wednesday.

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