Thailand: Public Health Minister vows to take action against thieves of 16 million patients’ data


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BANGKOK, Sept 7 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Thai Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul admitted on Tuesday that the personal data of 16 million patients had been stolen from the ministry’s database.

He said this after a popular social-media page posted a message on Monday saying that the stolen data, such as patients’ address, identification code, mobile number, date of birth, hospital names, doctors’ information and hospital systems’ passwords, was being sold on Raidforums.com.

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