Ex-Minister Flees Treason Charges, Massive Data Breach Hits Millions
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A major political development sees former Deputy Justice Minister Marcin Romanowski reportedly flee to Transnistria amidst accusations of treason, triggering an active police investigation into his whereabouts. This comes as an escalation of the corruption charges he faces.
Concurrently, the nation is grappling with a massive data breach from the MyDr service, exposing the personal information of 19 million citizens. Authorities are advising individuals on how to secure their identity in the wake of this unprecedented cyber incident. Meanwhile, political tensions are rising between President Karol Nawrocki and the government over delayed promotions for security service chiefs, while opposition figure Przemysław Czarnek faces rumors of resignation.
Amidst these domestic challenges, new statistics from the Central Statistical Office reveal a significant acceleration in the national economy, with a notable increase in GDP. Separately, a procedural error has been noted in the appeal against the 'asphalt farmer's' arrest, though his family continues their legal battle.