Dong Nai Provincial People’s Committee Approves the Project on Delivering Dong Nai RTV on Vinasat 1

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    Over 39 years of broadcasting, Dong Nai RTV has continually improved its content quality, expanded its amount of broadcasting time and broadcasting width. So far it has got one radio channel and a couple of TV ones (DN1 and DN2). However, because the province’s terrain is very large, in most mountainous midland plains such as Xuan Loc and Tan Phu districts, it is hard to receive both TV and radio broadcasting waves. According to statistical data, in Dong Nai province, there are only 94% and 87% of the households who can can listen to the radio and watch television respectively.

    Putting Dong Nai RTV on Vinasat1 aims to cover all the communes  and nationwide as well as reach territories of  Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and part of Myanmar with good quality of sound and image transmission, which help to propagate policies of the Party, State and province; supply publically  popular sciences and technological advances to ensure people right to be informed and stop peace process.

    The launch of Satellite Vinasat 1 in April 2008 had brought us a lot of benefits, including TV and Radio broadcasting facility.

L.H (Reported by Thu Hoai)