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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 20 June 2025
Chuwit Kamolvisit Announces Political Comeback Amid Thai PM’s Leaked Call Scandal Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Thai politician Chuwit Kamolvisit has announced his return to politics amid a controversy involving a leaked audio clip of a conversation between Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian leader Hun Sen. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364210-chuwit-kamolvisit-announces-political-comeback-amid-thai-pm’s-leaked-call-scandal/ -
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Politics Chuwit Kamolvisit Announces Political Comeback Amid Thai PM’s Leaked Call Scandal
Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Thai politician Chuwit Kamolvisit has announced his return to politics amid a controversy involving a leaked audio clip of a conversation between Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian leader Hun Sen. The recording, which surfaced on 18th June 2025, sparked widespread public debate and raised questions about the PM's experience. Despite the uproar, Chuwit predicts that the Prime Minister will neither dissolve parliament nor resign. Commenting on the "Workers' News Talk off Air" programme, he highlighted that the incident reflects a lack of political experience. He criticised the conversation's tone, suggesting it portrayed Thailand as submissive to Cambodia. The clip led to an urgent cabinet meeting, where the Prime Minister apologised to the public, clarifying that the discussion was merely tactical and affirming the unity between her government and the military. Chuwit voiced his disappointment in the PM's handling of the situation and argued that this kind of political manoeuvring shows a need for stronger leadership. He commended the Bhumjaithai Party for using the crisis to differentiate itself and withdraw from the coalition government, aligning with the military instead. Furthermore, Chuwit encouraged other coalition parties to reconsider their stance in supporting a Prime Minister who he perceives as lacking maturity. Based on his political experience, he believes the PM will resist calls to resign or dissolve parliament unless public protests force her hand. Chuwit also revealed plans to re-engage in politics with the Rak Thailand Party, aiming to offer a clear patriotic alternative. After a successful liver transplant, he is ready to return to the political scene, determined to contribute to the nation. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Rath 2025-06-20 -
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Middle East Russia Faces Strategic Setback Amid Rising Tensions Between Iran and Israel
Is Russia worried that isreal will lend Ukraine a few long range missles? Maybe Russwia shoudl feel what it is like to be bombed by missles in their large cities. My opinion anyway. -
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The attack paralyzed the operations of the airports in Volgograd and Kaluga. Temporary flight restrictions were introduced at night. Drones strike Russian Volgograd, paralyzing airport traffic -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 20 June 2025
Man Dies After Clinic Allegedly Denies Care in Bangkok Picture courtesy of Matichon A man's death sparks uproar as a Bangkok clinic allegedly denies care, prompting health officials to investigate the incident. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364209-man-dies-after-clinic-allegedly-denies-care-in-bangkok/ -
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Report Man Dies After Clinic Allegedly Denies Care in Bangkok
Picture courtesy of Matichon A man's death sparks uproar as a Bangkok clinic allegedly denies care, prompting health officials to investigate the incident. Tragedy struck on June 18 in Pracha Uthit, Bangkok, when a 60-year-old man passed away after being turned away from a local clinic. The man's son, seeking urgent help for his father’s worsening chest pain, claims they were told to head to a hospital instead, with a staff member infamously remarking, "Don’t die in the clinic." Despite receiving an anti-nausea injection, the elderly man collapsed and died just outside, forcing his son to seek emergency assistance alone. The grieving son expressed anger, believing that the clinic’s priority was avoiding liability rather than offering care. He insisted that even an attempt to save his father, unsuccessful or not, would have mitigated his anguish. Disheartened, he lodged a formal complaint with the Medical Council of Thailand, demanding an ethical review of the clinic’s operations. In response, the Department of Health Service Support (DHSS) under the Ministry of Public Health has initiated an investigation. The clinic was closed upon their arrival, but officials plan to summon staff for questioning. Picture courtesy of Matichon The probe will determine if the clinic met professional standards in providing emergency care and appropriately referred the patient to a hospital. Should the clinic be found guilty of breaching legal or ethical protocol, repercussions under the Medical Facility Act could include fines or imprisonment. Crucially, officials emphasised that private clinics are bound by law to prioritise patients' welfare and are forbidden from denying emergency attention. They encourage the public to report any instances of similar neglect to the DHSS. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-06-20
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