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Kobe Central Post Office loses personal information of about 9,000 people... Address, phone number, name, etc. are included (Kansai TV) - Yahoo! News
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- About 9,000 documents related to mail processed at Kobe Central Post Office in April last year have been lost.
- The lost documents contained personal information such as the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the delivery destination and the client, and were kept in a locked room.
- Japan Post apologized for the inconvenience caused to customers and said it will thoroughly train its employees and work to prevent recurrence.
It has been revealed that approximately 9,000 documents containing personal information were lost from the Kobe Central Post Office. According to Japan Post, the lost documents are about 9,000 postal custody documents related to registered mail, mail packs, and international mail handled at the Sannomiya branch of the Kobe Central Post Office in April last year. The documents contained the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the recipients and clients. These documents were moved from the Sannomiya branch to the Kobe Central Post Office in June last year, but it was discovered that they were missing when the storage situation was checked on the 10th of last month. Staff searched for the documents but could not find them. The documents were stored in a room with a key, and only a limited number of employees were allowed to use the key. Japan Post stated that no inquiries from customers or fraudulent requests from third parties have occurred regarding the loss of these documents. Shin'ya Koike, Director of the Kansai Branch of Japan Post, said, "We sincerely apologize for the great inconvenience caused to our customers. We will thoroughly educate our employees and strive to prevent recurrence." Kansai TV
