SINGAPORE - Videos of women selling dresses and pans were posted on former People's Action Party's candidate Victor Lye's hacked Facebook account on Saturday morning before the page was taken down.
Mr Lye, a grassroots leader who was in the losing team in the Aljunied GRC contest in the general election in July, told The Straits Times that he had"lost control of the account four days ago".Enjoy unlimited access to ST's best work Subscribe Now
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