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67 million Thais exposed in massive data leak, parliament launches probe

·Source: DataBreaches.net

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Executive Summary

Pattaya Mail reports: A civil society group has petitioned a parliamentary committee to investigate a massive data breach after a government agency leaked the national ID numbers and healthcare details of approximately 67.1 million people. Thanarat Kuawattanaphan, a software expert leading the group, submitted the petition to Alongkot Maneekat, chairman of the House Committee on... Source

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Pattaya Mail reports: A civil society group has petitioned a parliamentary committee to investigate a massive data breach after a government agency leaked the national ID numbers and healthcare details of approximately 67.1 million people. Thanarat Kuawattanaphan, a software expert leading the group, submitted the petition to Alongkot Maneekat, chairman of the House Committee on... Source
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Originally published by DataBreaches.net on Jun 10, 2026.

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