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KH: Patient records lost in fire in commune hit with HIV outbreak

Posted on January 16, 2018 by Dissent

I think this may be the first media report of a Cambodian data loss incident that I’ve ever posted here. 

Kong Meta reports:

Records for one out of every three HIV patients were lost this month when a fire destroyed computers at Battambang province’s Roka referral hospital, which is located in an area hit by one of Cambodia’s worst HIV outbreaks in recent memory.

Eng Samnang, director of the Roka referral hospital, said that on January 7, one building at the hospital housing equipment and vaccinations was destroyed by a fire caused by an electric malfunction.

Read more on The Phnom Penh Post.

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