The government website of Tongjiang County leaked the ID information of hundreds of law enforcement officers, which was deleted after the surging call
The Paper once concentrated on exposing too many cases of leaking citizens’ personal private information (ID number, specific family address, telephone number, etc.) on official government websites and school websites at the end of 2017 and 2019. However, this leak is now still exists.
Recently, some netizens reported to The Paper that the multi-department "Law Enforcement Officer Directory" published on the official website of the Tongjiang County People's Government of Sichuan Province had leaked the ID card information of hundreds of law enforcement officers.
On September 18, The Paper found that the list of law enforcement officers included the County Agriculture Bureau, Tongjiang County Transportation Bureau, County Work Safety Bureau, Tongjiang County Health and Family Planning Bureau, Market Supervision Administration, County Tourism Bureau, County Archives, County Land and Resources Bureau and many other departments.
List of law enforcement officers of various departments published on the official website of Tongjiang County People's Government in Bazhong City, Sichuan Province.
The above pictures are based on the protection of privacy and need to be coded. The original page is not coded.
The above-mentioned multi-sectoral law enforcement personnel directory database was released from March to July 2018 and archived on July 15, 2020.
In response to the problem that the inventory of law enforcement officers leaked the ID numbers of law enforcement officers, on September 18, the relevant staff of the Electronic Government Affairs Center of the Tongjiang County People's Government responded to The Paper that they were aware of the matter and would report it to the relevant departments.
Subsequently, The Paper found that the above-mentioned directory database involving the disclosure of ID card information of law enforcement officers from multiple departments has been deleted.
The Paper's chief reporter Yue Huairang and intern Liao Xueqin