S'pore varsity hit by sex scandal again

Petaling Jaya (The Star/ANN) - The National University of Singapore (NUS) has been rocked by another online sex scandal, three months after the Alvin Tan case.

Sin Chew Daily reported that an NUS student allegedly uploaded a 14-minute video showing a man masturbating and also measuring his penis with a ruler.

The video was uploaded last June and includes the man's name, e-mail address and the Singapore National Co-operative Federation (SNCF), where he obtained a scholarship.

According to Singapore's The New Paper, a reader called up the daily to inform them of the video.

It was reported that the student denied being involved and lodged a police report.

He has been summoned by NUS and SNCF to explain while police are also investigating.

Last October, NUS student Tan and his girlfriend, Vivian Lee, 23, posted in their blog videos of themselves having sex.

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