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UK: Nursing home probed after residents’ personal details are found in the street

Posted on March 19, 2020 by Dissent

John Pring reports:

A nursing home is facing an investigation into a “very serious” breach of data protection laws, after detailed personal information about its 36 disabled residents was apparently found in the street.

The four-page document contains the names of all 36 residents of Manor Hall, in Eastbourne, as well as their health conditions, mobility and personal care needs, dietary requirements, and even their end-of-life choices.

Read more on Disability News Service.

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