Ahmedabad: 72 sacks of ID documents stolen from health centre

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TNN reports that 72 sacks full of vital documents of citizens have gone missing from AMC’s urban health centre in Vejalpur. This is one of those data breaches that make you just … groan. The documents had gotten wet in June due to a leak in the roof of the storeroom where they had been stored. A well-meaning employee took the sacks out of the storeroom to dry them out in the sun… and yes, they were stolen before they could be returned to the storeroom. Read more at Times of India.

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