Women from Ghana and Thailand ‘most unfaithful’: study
Agencies : Kuala Lumpur, Mon Aug 27 2012, 16:02 hrs
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Women from Ghana and Thailand landed the top spots as the world's most unfaithful lovers in a new survey.
According to the survey carried out by condom producer Durex on 29,000 women in 36 countries, Malaysian women came third - 39 per cent admitting they often cheat on their mates, behind Ghana (62 per cent) and Thailand (59 per cent).
In fourth and fifth place were Russia (33 per cent) and Singapore (19 per cent) respectively, Star Online reported.
Among couples cheating on each other, Malaysia trailed behind South Korea and chart-topper Thailand.
The same survey placed men from Singapore and Hong Kong as being the most promiscuous in Asia, with an average of 16 bed partners in their lifetime.
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