A SINGAPOREAN woman who has an active sex drive said she would sometimes sleep with up to four men in a day, reported Sin Chew Daily.

The woman, identified as Connie Chew, 37, even had a “foursome” on a particular day.

The self-confessed sex addict claimed she once started the day by pleasuring herself in a cineplex in the morning before having sex with a former colleague in the afternoon.

She then had sex with three men at a budget hotel.

Chew said she would pick up men at nightspots for a one-night stand on weekends.

She has since sought help from counsellors, and now only has sex three times a week.

“I was a virgin when I got married at 25. But I divorced my husband after I discovered that he was a womaniser,” she said.

> China Press reported that a woman delivered fraternal (non-identical) twins at a car park of an apartment block in Singapore.

Recalling the incident on July 4, civil servant Chiu Wang Zhi, 35, said he received a call from his wife, saying she was experiencing labour pains.

“I then sped home and was rushing my wife to the nearest hospital when she told me she could no longer bear the pain. I immediately pulled over and stopped at the parking space of an apartment nearby.

“It was then I saw the head of my son coming out. Luckily, two women, who happened to be passing by, came to my aid,” he said.

Chiu said his wife and the twins were healthy.

Other News & Views is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this > sign, it denotes a separate news item.

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