A university lecturer revealed a hot clip with his secretary because he forgot to turn off the camera during an online meeting

The online community is buzzing about the sensitive clip of a man and woman in an online meeting. The "male lead" in the clip is Mr. Hseynbala Mirlmov - Head of Petroleum Transport and Storage Department - Faculty of Petroleum Engineering - Azerbaijan University of Petroleum and Industry. The sensitive clip of him and the female secretary is spreading rapidly on social networks and creating mixed opinions.

Specifically, during an online meeting with high-ranking officials, Mr. Hseynbala Mirlmov forgot to turn off the camera while engrossed in touching the butt of the hot secretary. The female secretary did not react to this action, she even smiled amused. Immediately after discovering that all meeting members had seen everything, the secretary covered her mouth in shock and left the frame. Mr. Hseynbala Mirlmov was confused and did not know where to hide his face.

Mr. Hseynbala Mirlmov then submitted his resignation and the school also approved the decision to fire the head of this department. A representative of Azerbaijan University of Petroleum & Industry said: We have seen the video of the incident on social networks. Please confirm that the room where the footage was recorded is not a university, it is a different place. Currently, this video is still being shared with many comments criticizing and criticizing Mr. Hseynbala Mirlmov's sensitive actions.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, many important meetings of senior officials must also take place on online platforms. This has caused many bad jokes. Typically, the case of a Canadian parliamentarian in mid-April.

According to CBC, MP William Amos of the ruling Liberal Party was filmed naked when the camera on his computer suddenly turned on during an online meeting of the Canadian House of Commons. In the published photo, he is shielding his lower body with his phone and stands between the Quebec and Canadian flags in his office.

After the incident went viral on social media, the 46-year-old congressman posted an apology on Twitter. He said his camera was accidentally turned on while he was changing clothes after he had just finished jogging, and apologized to all colleagues in the Canadian House of Representatives.

Earlier, a group of leaders in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) had an online meeting via the Zoom application to discuss meals for children at school. However, one of the participants forgot to turn off the camera and had sex during the meeting.

Specifically, while the members were seriously sitting in front of the camera, a man in the right corner of the screen "left" the meeting in the middle of the meeting and took off his clothes, wrapped his "partner" in bed, but seemed to forget to turn it off. camera.

Immediately after discovering, the members immediately asked the people in charge of audio and video monitoring to remove that part of the video. The councilors and other participants in the meeting all tried to stay calm, deciding to ignore and continue discussing the matter at hand.

This is not the only incident related to the recent online meetings. Earlier, the councilors of the city of Torrelavega in Spain held an online meeting to discuss hot issues in this metropolitan area of about 52,000 residents.

As the meeting dragged on until midday, Mr. Bernardo Bustillo began to feel uncomfortable. He wants to shower, send his daughter to school and start his other job in the afternoon. He decided to drag the computer into the bathroom, minimize the chat screen so he could continue listening to the meeting.

However, the incident occurred when colleagues were discussing cleaning the rivers, the image of Mr. Bustillo bathing appeared in the corner of the screen. The sound of running water kept him from hearing the alarm calls from his colleagues that his cameras were running.

The mayor was forced to quickly end the meeting. However, the video of the meeting was leaked online. Mr. Bustillo has submitted his resignation because of this unnecessary scandal.

Earlier, Irish politician Luke "Ming" Flanagan was exposed wearing a shirt but no pants on live TV of the European parliament, due to his iPad mode suddenly switching from portrait mode to full mode. scene.