Female varsity students become call girls to make ends meet


Compiled by RASHVINJEET SINGH BEDI and C. ARUNO

DUE to the rising cost of living as well as the desire for a life of luxury, many female university students are choosing to become call girls, claims the founder of a shelter home for girls.

The founder of Nur Hati Shelter Home, Mohamad Zaid Mohamad Shah, told Utusan Malaysia recently that the home had rescued about 300 girls and young women after they became pregnant.

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