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Allegations of Data Manipulation in 'Mor Prom' System
Victims of the 'Mor Prom' platform claim that officials are under pressure regarding alleged data entry irregularities used to meet performance targets.
According to a report by Matichon Online on August 3, 2026, individuals affected by the 'Mor Prom' digital health platform have raised concerns regarding the integrity of the system's data. The complainants allege that they were contacted by officials who expressed distress, including reports of staff crying, following the victims' preparations to petition the Ministry of Public Health to investigate claims of 'ghost keying'—the practice of entering false data to artificially inflate Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
For residents and long-term visitors in Thailand, this situation highlights potential administrative irregularities within a major public health digital infrastructure. While the 'Mor Prom' system has been a central tool for health record management, these allegations suggest that internal pressure to meet performance metrics may have compromised the accuracy of the data stored within the platform.
At this stage, the claims remain allegations. It is not yet confirmed whether an official investigation will be launched by the Ministry of Public Health, nor has there been a formal response from the authorities regarding the specific accusations of data manipulation. Those who rely on the platform for their health records may wish to monitor official announcements from the Ministry for any updates regarding the security or verification of their personal information.
Translated from Thai.
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