Malaysia Broadcaster RTM Apologises for Getting Names of Three Leaders Wrong at ASEAN Summit

Malaysian broadcaster apologises for misnaming Thai PM during Asean summit

Malaysia's public broadcaster has apologised for giving the wrong names for the Thai, Singaporean and Indonesian leaders attending the opening ceremony of the Asean Summit on Sunday.

RTM Apologises for Misidentifying Indonesian President, Gets Thai & S'pore PMs' Names Wrong Minutes Later

Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM), also known as the Malaysian Department of Broadcasting, has apologised over 3 separate incidents where it misidentified foreign leaders in their live broadcast of the 47th ASEAN Summit on Sunday (26 October). Taking to their Facebook page, RTM issued 3 apology statements for misidentifying the Prime Ministers of Singapore and Thailand, as well as the President of Indonesia.   RTM apologises for misidentifying the…

Who’s who? RTM says sorry after confusing 3 Asean leaders with predecessors

The national public broadcaster had misidentified Lawrence Wong, Anutin Charnvirakul and Prabowo Subianto during a live telecast.

Malaysia broadcaster RTM apologises for getting names of three leaders wrong at ASEAN Summit

The live broadcast misidentified the leaders of Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia.

RTM apologises for commentator's blunders over Singapore, Thailand PMs' names

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Department of Broadcasting has issued an apology following mistakes made by a commentator who incorrectly identified several Southeast Asian leaders during the live broadcast of the opening ceremony of the 47th Asean Summit and Related Summits earlier today.

Malaysian broadcaster apologises for fumbling two national leaders’ names in Asean Summit telecast

RTM apologised for misidentifying Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong as his predecessor Lee Hsien Loong. Read more at straitstimes.com.