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Mat Sabu's Facebook page hacked

13 Jun 2023 06:49pm
Mohamad Sabu
Mohamad Sabu
PUTRAJAYA - The official Facebook page of Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu was hacked at about 4pm today and it could not be accessed by all account administrators.

The minister's office in a statement today said efforts to regain access to the Facebook account with the name ‘Mohamad Sabu’ are underway.

It added that any status or statement uploaded on the Facebook page of ‘Mohamad Sabu’ after it had been hacked is not from Mohamad or the legitimate administrator.

A check on the Facebook page of Mohamad Sabu or commonly known as Mat Sabu, who has 340,000 followers, found that the last post was about his working visit to Kelantan, which was uploaded at about 3pm today. -Bernama

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