Singaporean loan sharks order food via delivery platform to get borrowers to return money

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KUALA LUMPUR, June 3 ― Loan sharks in Singapore have come up with a new way to harass their borrowers into paying up. By making a lot of orders via food delivery platforms and delivering it to...

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