February
25th 2025, Thailand’s radio broadcasting service is now in its 95th year.
The
humble start of radio broadcasting began in 1928 when an experimental station
was initiated in Bangkok. This station, under the Post and Telegraph
Department, was located at the mouth of the Ong Ang Canal, one of the canal
rings around the old city. The experimental radio station was later moved to
Sala Daeng.
Thailand’s
first radio station – “Radio Bangkok of Phaya Thai” – commenced its services in
1930.
In
1939, the function of radio broadcasting was transferred from the Post and
Telegraph Department to the PRD.
Radio Thailand has been adjusting and developing in light of global advances and has been at work to make its content interesting to the audience.
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