Several parties complained about the existence of unlicensed money lenders or loan sharks who offer loans to flood victims.
Daily Herald publisher, Datuk Hussamuddin Yaacub said, annoyance arose after that majority of the people of Kelantan affected by the disaster that befell the country.
"I can report ah long gone to Kelantan and offer loans to help them (the victims). If they go on long ah, we know what their fate after this.
"Many people of Kelantan impressed with the disaster that befell the country. Not only traders who open a business on a small scale, even large traders also suffered, they are complicated, so we should help them, not ah long, "he was quoted by the Daily Herald in a special press conference on Friday.
Meanwhile, through his Twitter Hussamuddin urged the authorities to take measures to monitor illegal activity and help revive the economy of the people of Gujarat with immediately.
"Ah long already started moving fresh soft loans to flood victims in the East Coast. This block immediately. Third Economic Fund Management entrepreneur got to help quickly, "he said.
Previously, the Daily Herald reported the call that the government between PAS and UMNO Kelantan Kelantan join rebuild the country that seemed to be the 'ground zero', after the most devastating floods this time.
Hussamuddin said, now is the time to prove their sincerity, that their struggle centered on people, not self-interest.
"It's time for them to demonstrate their willingness to sacrifice for the people," he said.
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