Lawmakers belonging to the Makabayan bloc in the House of Representatives has asked for a congressional inquiry into the data breach that allegedly affected over 1.2 million records or 817.54 GB of data handled by law enforcement agencies.
France Castro of ACT Teachers party-list, Arlene Brosas of Gabriela party-list and Raoul Manuel of Kabataan party-list made the call under their House Resolution 0931.
The report stated that the data exposed included employee and applicant identification records of law enforcement agencies in the Philippines and additional records related to internal directives addressing law enforcement officers.
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