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แผนที่ของสถานีวิทยุในเอเชียตะวันออกเฉียงใต้ / Đông Nam Á đài phát thanh bản đồ

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Radio stations in Indonesia / Stasiun radio di Indonesia

Jakarta radio stationsSurabaya radio stationsMedan radio stationsPalembang radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Indonesia began in 1925 (BRX Batavia Radio). Radio Republik Indonesia – RRI was founded in 1945 and today is the largest public radio network in the country with four main stations on AM/FM and overseas service Voice of Indonesia on Shortwave. Broadcasting in Indonesia is regulated by the Directorate General of Resources and Equipment of Post and Information Technology – SDPPI (Ditjen Postel). Currently there are 282 AM, 1655 FM radio stations and one DAB Digital radio multiplex in Indonesia. Primary language on radio is Indonesian.
    Area: 1 910 931 km²; Population: 277 million; ITU country code: INS; callsign prefix: 7A~7I, 8A~8I, JZ, PK~PO, YB~YH

Radio stations in Singapore / 新加坡广播电台

Singapore radio stations

    Radio broadcasting on the island of Singapore began in 1924 (AWSM Radio). British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation (BMBC) was established in 1935. Today there are 19 FM radio stations in Singapore, owned by three radio broadcasting companies, namely: MediaCorp, SPH Radio and SAFRA Radio. Broadcasting in the country is regulated by the Media Development Authority – MDA . BBC operates on Shortwave from its Far Eastern Relay Station in Singapore. Medium wave transmissions ceased in 1993. Primary languages on radio are English, Chinese and Malay.
    Area: 719 km²; Population: 6 million; ITU country code: SNG; callsign prefix: 9V, S6

Radio stations in Malaysia / Stesen radio di Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur radio stationsGeorge Town radio stationsIpoh radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Malaysia began in 1923 (JWS Johore) and 1930 (KLAWS Kuala Lumpur). Radio Televisyen Malaysia – RTM was founded in 1946 and today is the largest public radio broadcaster in the country with six national networks in five languages and 46 regional stations on MW, SW and FM. There are also several private radio networks and university radio stations. Broadcasting in Malaysia is regulated by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission – SKMM . Primary languages on radio are Malay, English and Chinese.
    Area: 330 323 km²; Population: 34 million; ITU country code: MLA; callsign prefix: 9M, 9W

Radio stations in Brunei / Stesen radio di Brunei

Bandar Seri Begawan radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Brunei began in 1957 (Radio Brunei). Radio Televisyen Brunei – RTB is the national public broadcaster in the country with five radio stations. Two other radio stations in the country. Currently there are 22 FM transmitters is Brunei. Broadcasting is regulated by the Ministry of Communications . Primary language on radio is Malay.
    Area: 5 765 km²; Population: 429 thou.; ITU country code: BRU; callsign prefix: V8

Radio stations in East Timor / Estasaun rádiu iha Timór-Leste

Dili radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in East Timor began in 1982 (RRI Timor Timur). East Timor Broadcasting Service – RTTL (Radio Televisaun Timor Leste) was founded in 2002 and is the national public broadcaster. Currently there are over 40 FM radio stations is the country. Broadcasting is regulated by the National Communications Authority – ANC (Autoridade Nacional de Communicações). Primary language on radio is Tetum.
    Area: 14 919 km²; Population: 1.3 million; ITU country code: TLS; callsign prefix: 4W

Radio stations in the Philippines / Mga himpilan ng radyo sa Pilipinas

Manila radio stationsCebu City radio stationsDavao City radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in the Philippines began in 1922 (KZKZ Manila). Philippine Broadcasting Service – PBS was founded in 1933 and today is the largest public radio network in the country with Radyo ng Bayan national network on AM/FM and overseas sevice DZRP Radyo Pilipinas. Broadcasting in the country is regulated by the National Telecommunications Commission – NTC (Pambansang Komisyon sa Telekomunikasyon). International broadcasters use powerful Shortwave transmitters in Tinang, Bocaue, Palauig and Iba. Currently there are 387 AM and 738 FM radio stations in the Philippines. Primary languages on radio are Filipino and English.
    Area: 300 000 km²; Population: 117 million; ITU country code: PHL; callsign prefix: 4D~4I, DU~DZ

Radio stations in Thailand / สถานีวิทยุในประเทศไทย

Bangkok radio stationsChiang Mai radio stationsPattaya radio stationsPhuket radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Thailand began in 1928 (4PJ Radio Bangkok, Siam). The National Broadcasting Services of Thailand – NBT (สถานีวิทยุโทรทัศน์แห่งประเทศไทย) under the Government Public Relations Department – PRD (กรมประชาสัมพันธ์) is the largest national public broadcaster with several national networks, 46 local radio stations on AM/FM and Radio Thailand World Service (สถานีวิทยุกระจายเสียงแห่งประเทศไทย). Mass Communication Organization of Thailand – MCOT (อสมท) is another public broadcaster with several national channels and 54 regional stations on AM/FM. Broadcasting is regulated by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission – NBTC (กสทช). Currently there are over 200 AM and 700 FM radio stations in Thailand. About 40% of radio broadcasting licenses are hold by the Ministry of Defence or different branches of Royal Thai Armed Forces and often leased to commercial or religious stations. There are 313 main stations and over 5000 low-power community stations which operate with unclear legal status as "trial stations". The FM band (87.5-108.0 MHz) is heavily congested, channel allotments are spaced by 0.25 MHz, therefore frequencies like 90.25 or 105.75 MHz are in use. Primary language on radio is Thai.
    Area: 513 120 km²; Population: 71 million; ITU country code: THA; callsign prefix: E2, HS

Radio stations in Cambodia / ស្ថានីយ៍វិទ្យុនៅក្នុងប្រទេសកម្ពុជា

Phnom Penh radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Cambodia began in 1946 (Radio-Cambodge, Phnom-Penh). Radio National of Kampuchea – RNK (វិទ្យុជាតិកម្ពុជា) is the main radio network of the country. Broadcasting is regulated by the Ministry of Information (ក្រួសងព័ត៌មាន). Currently there are over 100 FM radio stations and 1 AM station in Cambodia. Typical channel separation in FM-band is 0.25 MHz. Primary language on radio is Khmer.
    Area: 181 035 km²; Population: 16.9 million; ITU country code: CBG; callsign prefix: XU

Radio stations in Laos / ສະຖານີວິທະຍຸໃນລາວ

Vientiane radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Laos began in 1951 (Radiodiffusion Nationale Lao, Vientiane). Lao National Radio – LNR (ວິທະຍຸກະຈາຍສຽງແຫ່ງຊາດລາວ) is the main radio network of the country. Broadcasting is regulated by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (ກະຊວງໄປສະນີ, ໂທລະຄົມມະນາຄົມ ແລະການສື່ສານ). Currently there are 33 FM radio stations, 3 MW and 2 SW transmitters in Laos. Typical channel separation in FM-band is 0.25 MHz. Primary language on radio is Lao.
    Area: 236 800 km²; Population: 7.6 million; ITU country code: LAO; callsign prefix: XW

Radio stations in Vietnam / Đài phát thanh tại Việt Nam

Hanoi radio stationsHo Chi Minh City radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Vietnam began in 1928 (Radio-Indochine, Haïphong, Tonkin). The first Vietnamese-language radio transmission was made in 1945 from Hanoi. Today, Vietnam's government-owned radio broadcaster, the Voice of Vietnam – VOV (Đài Tiếng nói Việt Nam) has four domestic AM/FM radio channels and international channel VOV World Service on Shortwave (Sơn Tây transmitter). Regional radio stations are operated by provincial and municipal broadcasting organisations, there is no privately owned radio stations. Broadcasting in Vietnam is regulated by the Ministry of Information and Communications – MIC (Bộ Thông tin và Truyền thông). Currently there are 60 AM and 126 FM radio stations in Vietnam. Primary language on radio is Vietnamese.
    Area: 330 967 km²; Population: 98.8 million; ITU country code: VTN; callsign prefix: 3W, XV

Radio stations in Myanmar / မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတွင်ရေဒီယိုစခန်းများ

Yangon radio stations

    Radio broadcasting in Myanmar began in 1926 (2HZ Rangoon, Burma). Myanma Radio and Television – MRTV (မြန်မာ့အသံနှင့်ရုပ်မြင်သံကြား) is the main TV and radio network of the country. Broadcasting is regulated by the Ministry of Information (ပြန်ကြားရေးဝန်ကြီးဌာန). Currently there are 38 FM radio stations, 4 MW and 9 SW transmitters in Myanmar. Primary language on radio is Burmese.
    Area: 676 577 km²; Population: 54.5 million; ITU country code: BRM; callsign prefix: XY~XZ


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