The Prime Minister of Australia got into an awkward position because of the talk about the dangers of phones

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Climate Minister Chris Bowen found themselves in an awkward situation at the COP31 summit after their conversation about where it is better to carry a mobile phone was caught on video. This was announced on November 14 by Channel 7 TV channel.

"The politicians discussed where mobile phones are usually worn and, apparently, talked about the alleged harm of radio frequency radiation to the body," the publication says.

The incident occurred in Turkey during a break shortly before the end of the conference. Albanese pointed to the breast pocket of his jacket and advised Bowen not to hold the phone too close to his heart.

In response, the minister admitted that he was more concerned about the possibility of carrying the device in his pants pocket. Then the prime minister jokingly asked if this was due to concerns about the sexual organ. Bowen confirmed his guess.

"Yes, it's quite important. Perhaps even more important than my heart," the minister said.

The conversation was accompanied by laughter. At the same time, the politicians did not suspect that their conversation was being recorded on a camera, which was being prepared for filming the official part of the event.

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