Hong Kong Police Arrest 127 in Vietnamese-Led Loan Sharking Syndicate Bust
Hong Kong police have busted an illegal loan-sharking syndicate led by Vietnamese nationals, arresting 127 individuals. The group is accused of high-interest lending, operating gambling dens, and unlicensed bars. Among those arrested were 37 Vietnamese citizens.
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