HIV data leak: Affected patients can sue MOH for loss of data, says Gan Kim Yong

The 14,200 patients affected by the HIV data leak can take legal action against the Health Ministry, said Health Minister Gan Kim Yong in Parliament on Tuesday (12 February).

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