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Ministry of Public Health Addresses 'Mor Prom' Data Discrepancies
The Thai Ministry of Public Health has acknowledged over 13,000 complaints regarding inaccurate data in the 'Mor Prom' system, confirming specific input errors in Roi Et and Pathum Thani.
According to a report by Matichon Online on July 31, 2026, the Thai Ministry of Public Health has addressed growing public concern regarding the accuracy of the 'Mor Prom' digital health platform. Officials confirmed that the system has received approximately 13,000 complaints from users reporting discrepancies in their personal health records.
In response to specific reports originating from Roi Et and Pathum Thani provinces, the Ministry conducted an investigation and verified that these instances were caused by manual data entry errors at the local service units. The Ministry is currently working to rectify these inaccuracies to ensure the integrity of the digital health database.
For residents and long-term visitors in Thailand who rely on the 'Mor Prom' application for health-related documentation, this news highlights the importance of periodically verifying personal information stored within the system. If you notice a discrepancy in your records, it is advisable to contact the relevant local health service unit where the information was originally processed to request a correction.
While the Ministry has acknowledged these specific errors, the full scope of the data correction process and the timeline for resolving all 13,000 reported cases remain to be confirmed. Users are encouraged to monitor official announcements from the Ministry of Public Health for further updates regarding system maintenance and data verification procedures.
Translated from Thai.
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