Discrepancies in 'Mor Prom' Health Data Prompt Official Complaint

On August 3, 2026, representatives from the Social Justice Recovery Foundation, led by Vice President Rapassit Pattarasirisinsin, submitted a formal petition to the Ministry of Public Health. The group, representing over 100 affected individuals, is challenging the Ministry’s initial explanation that the widespread inaccuracies in the 'Mor Prom' digital health system were merely due to 'human error' or duplicate names.

According to Khaosod Online, the complainants report that their medical records—including treatment history, health screenings, diagnoses, and medication logs—do not reflect their actual medical experiences. The petitioners are demanding a thorough investigation to identify which hospitals or individuals are responsible for entering the incorrect data and are calling for the immediate correction or removal of these false records from the system.

For residents and long-term visitors in Thailand, this situation highlights potential concerns regarding the integrity of digital health records. If you rely on the 'Mor Prom' application for your medical history, it may be prudent to verify that your personal data is accurate. As of now, the Ministry of Public Health has received the petition, but the extent of the data corruption and the timeline for a comprehensive audit remain to be confirmed. The Foundation claims that some staff members have reached out to them, suggesting internal awareness of the issue.