“Chirayu,” the government spokesman, released images of Thai hospitals and sub-district health promotion hospitals that were severely damaged after being attacked by Cambodia with heavy weapons in many places, a serious violation of humanity, and called on the international community to condemn.

At 4:30 p.m. on July 30, 2025, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, the government spokesman and member of the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration Committee (CBSA), strongly condemned the actions of the Cambodian government and military in the use of weapons to attack targets that were Thai medical facilities in many areas. This is an action that goes against basic humanitarian principles and is a clear violation of international law.

Mr. Jirayu also revealed photos of some of the damaged hospitals, including the Phanom Dong Rak 80th Anniversary Hospital, the Kham Proi Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital (Kham Proi Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital), the Khok Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital, and the Cham Meng Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital.

“Thailand urges the international community to monitor and condemn such actions, which differ from Thailand, which strictly adheres to humanitarian principles, operating only against military targets in order to avoid civilian casualties.”

According to the latest data from the Ministry of Public Health as of July 30, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., Cambodia's indiscriminate attacks have resulted in 15 civilian deaths in Ubon Ratchathani and Sisaket provinces, 12 seriously injured, and 11 still hospitalized. Thirteen patients have been discharged.

For the 11 hospitals affected and had to close are

• Namkhun Hospital
• Nam Yuen Hospital
• Na Chaluai Hospital
• Kantharalak Hospital
• Phu Sing Hospital
• Kabchoeng Hospital
• Phanom Dong Rak Hospital
• Prasat Hospital
• Ban Kruat Hospital
• Chaloem Phrakiat Hospital
• Lahan Sai Hospital

Of the 9 hospitals partially closed, 144 were affected, with 140 closed and 4 partially open. Initially, damage from the attacks was found at 4 hospitals. Assessment is underway, and it is expected that long-term structural restoration may be required.

In closing, Mr. Jirayu reiterated that the government remains committed to the well-being of the affected citizens. The Ministry of Public Health has provided assistance by establishing 1,168 special operations teams (MERT, ALS, MCATT, and SEhRT) to assist the public, with over 494 teams deployed to the area. Mental health care teams have also been deployed to over 21,430 temporary shelters.