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A professor (giáo sư) at Hanyang University allegedly (bị cáo buộc) gave an online class while taking a bath.

The professor, whose name was withheld, was giving an online lecture (bài
giảng) with only audio available. But the camera was accidentally (tình cờ) turned on, revealing (để lộ) his upper body above the waterline to his students.

He switched off the camera immediately (ngay lập tức) and continued giving the lecture. However, the sound of water splashing in the bathtub continued, students told the media outlet.

"It was an utter shock. I came in for a lecture, not for a hot bath. The professor made no comment on the incident and went on with the class as if nothing had happened. But we kept hearing the water splash"

The students suspected (nghi) that this was not the first time for the professor to give a lecture from the comfort of his bathtub, recalling the sound of water splashing during audio-only online classes before, as well as the fact the professor's voice often echoed (vang), as if he was in a tile-walled bathroom (phòng tắm).

The professor sent an email of apology (xin lỗi) to the students to claim that he had a high fever (sốt) after receiving the second shot of the COVID-19 vaccine and the "unfortunate event" happened because he was trying his best not to cancel the class.

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