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Malaysian Delivery Riders Arrested in Singapore Loan Shark Crackdown
Thirty-five individuals, including Malaysian delivery riders, have been arrested in Singapore for alleged involvement in cross-border loan sharking activities. They are accused of harassing borrowers in Singapore.
16 May, 06:59 — 16 May, 07:39
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straits-timesMostly Factual21d ago
Malaysian delivery riders among 35 arrested for alleged loan sharking activities in Singapore - The Straits Times
Malaysian delivery riders among 35 arrested for alleged loan sharking activities in Singapore The Straits Times
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Malaysian delivery riders among 35 arrested for harassing Singapore borrowers in cross-border loan sharking crackdown
The enforcement follows a New Straits Times report earlier this month about gig workers in Malaysia being recruited online to carry out deliveries in Singapore as part of intimidation tactics by loan sharks.
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First report: channel-news-asia · 16 May, 06:59|Full coverage: 2 · 39m|Window: 39m
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