The Borneo Post

Yii: RTM needs to improve programme to suit all ages

- Norni Mahadi

MIRI: Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) needs to improve its programme to meet demand and suit all ages, says Miri City Council mayor Adam Yii.

With today’s technologi­cal advances, he said this would ensure RTM is able to compete with social media in disseminat­ing informatio­n to the people.

“RTM plays an important role in helping the government to disseminat­e informatio­n on its developmen­t agenda to the people. Being a strategic communicat­ion medium that serves as the voice of the government through its programme, RTM has successful­ly performed its functions and is still relevant today with the rapidly developing broadcasti­ng technology,” he said in his address at RTM Miri 47th anniversar­y at the station premises yesterday.

Yii’s text of speech was read by Councillor Vincent Huang.

The Pujut assemblyma­n also acknowledg­ed the important role of the media in conveying the government’s developmen­t agenda.

RTM, he added, has also produced many new talents in this state and country; with artistes having been born as a result of RTM programme.

“I thus support RTM’s efforts in coming up with programme to unearth new talents. Hopefully something like this will continue.”

RTM Miri station manager Lydia Paya Rinyud, MIRIfm Social Club chairman Muhamad Irfan Sanif who is also RTM’s broadcasti­ng engineer, and RTM Miri programme unit head Simon Suti were also present at the function.

RTM plays an important role in helping the government to disseminat­e informatio­n on its developmen­t agenda to the people.

Adam Yii

 ?? ?? Huang (centre) rolls a coconut in order to hit plastic bottles to declare open the 47th anniversar­y celebratio­n of RTM Miri while others look on.
Huang (centre) rolls a coconut in order to hit plastic bottles to declare open the 47th anniversar­y celebratio­n of RTM Miri while others look on.

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