Health
Ministry of Public Health Releases Findings on 'Mor Prom' Budget Audit
An investigation into the 'Mor Prom' digital health platform has identified irregularities in budget claims, leading to some recovery efforts.
The Thai Ministry of Public Health has disclosed the results of an internal audit concerning the 'Mor Prom' digital health platform. According to a report by Matichon Online published on August 7, 2026, the investigation uncovered data links associated with budget claims that accounted for approximately 0.3% of the total examined figures.
In response to these findings, authorities have initiated processes to recover funds in specific cases where irregularities were identified. The 'Mor Prom' platform, which gained prominence during the pandemic for vaccine tracking and health services, remains a significant digital infrastructure for public health in Thailand.
For residents and expatriates who have utilized the platform for health records or service bookings, this audit highlights ongoing administrative oversight regarding the system's financial management. While the identified discrepancy represents a small fraction of the overall budget, the move to reclaim funds indicates a commitment to fiscal accountability within the Ministry.
At this stage, the Ministry has not provided a comprehensive breakdown of all affected cases or a timeline for the completion of the recovery process. Further details regarding the specific nature of the irregularities and whether additional audits will be conducted on other digital health initiatives remain to be confirmed by official sources.