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Police Investigate Alleged Leak of High-Level Government Personal Data
Thailand’s National Police Chief has ordered an investigation into reports that personal information belonging to the Prime Minister and other cabinet members has been leaked online.
According to a report by Prachachat Business, National Police Chief Pol. Gen. Kitrat Phanphet has directed the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) to investigate claims that personal data of the Prime Minister, cabinet ministers, and senior Ministry of Interior officials has been leaked and is circulating online.
Pol. Gen. Kitrat stated that the origin of the leaked information remains unknown. He emphasized that the police are not attempting to shield any high-ranking officials, but urged the public to exercise caution and discretion regarding the authenticity of the images and data currently circulating, as it has not yet been confirmed whether the leaked material is genuine.
For residents and travelers in Thailand, this incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding data security and the potential vulnerability of sensitive information within the digital landscape. While there is no immediate impact on daily life or travel logistics, the situation serves as a reminder to remain vigilant about personal data privacy. As the investigation is in its early stages, it remains to be confirmed whether the leaked data is authentic or if it constitutes a malicious fabrication. Authorities are expected to provide further updates as the CCIB continues its forensic examination of the digital evidence.
Translated from Thai.
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