“[COVER STORY] President, first lady to get new passports after personal data exposure”

Key points

• Personal and passport information of 168 people aboard the presidential delegation was leaked online.
• Foreign ministry says data exposure was a leak, not a cyberattack, and began reissuing passports.
• Leak included names, affiliations, job titles, dates of birth, and passport details.
• Investigation launched by National Police Agency; security procedures for overseas trips are under review.
• Opposition critics demand accountability and an apology from the presidential office.