The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion has responded to criticism regarding import management by revealing the detection of anomalies in over 1,000 applications submitted through its new digital platform for planned import programs (PPI). These anomalies consist of duplicate filings, raising questions about the system’s initial implementation in July. The ministry’s announcement aims to address concerns about oversight and efficiency in the import process. This discovery suggests potential issues with applicant compliance or platform vulnerabilities. Further investigation is likely to determine the causes of these duplications and implement corrective measures. The PPI platform was designed to streamline and regulate imports, but these findings highlight existing challenges. The ministry seeks to reinforce the credibility of the PPI system.