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Ministry of Public Health Investigates 'Mor Prom' Data Discrepancies
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health has launched an investigation into reports of inaccurate health records on the 'Mor Prom' application, with results expected within two weeks.
On July 30, 2026, the Thai Ministry of Public Health announced the formation of a joint working group with the National Health Security Office to investigate reports of data inaccuracies within the 'Mor Prom' health application. According to Khaosod Online, the investigation follows public complaints on social media alleging that health service records displayed in the app do not reflect actual medical visits.
Dr. Ekachai Pearsirivatchara, Deputy Permanent Secretary and spokesperson for the Ministry, stated that the inquiry will focus on three primary areas to determine if service units are entering false data to meet performance indicators (KPIs). The Ministry has committed to a transparent review process, with findings expected to be released within two weeks.
For residents and long-term visitors who rely on the 'Mor Prom' platform to track their health history and service eligibility, this investigation is significant as it addresses the integrity of personal medical data. While the Ministry has emphasized its commitment to accuracy and transparency, the investigation is currently ongoing. No official conclusions have been reached regarding the cause of the discrepancies or the extent of the data issues. The Ministry has warned that it will take disciplinary action if it is confirmed that health service providers intentionally entered false information into the system.
Translated from Thai.
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