BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 15)
MOLDOVA [Pridnestrovye] Tiraspol. Official radio in Moldova's rebel
region in dire situation - paper.
The state-run radio Pridnestrovye in Moldova's breakaway Dniester region
has cut its broadcasts from 23 to a bit more than three hours a day due to
the lack of proper office space, the eponymous Dniester official daily
reported on 5 November.
The paper said that because of the last summer's floods the station's
radio equipment and personnel were evacuated from its premises in central
Tiraspol, but no new office place has been allocated to it so far. The
radio channel's equipment is stored in a garage, and journalists work at a
canteen of the breakaway region's information ministry.
While information minister Vladimir Belyayev is still in the process of
making a decision whether to repair the station's old premises or to find
a new office for it, 100 out of the station's 146 staff members have been
sent on an open-ended leave, with their wages cut by 30 per cent.
Commenting on the radio station's critical situation, the Russkiy Proryv!
weekly said on 5 November that the situation was aggravated by
disagreements between the Dniester parliament and the information
ministry. According to the law on the state-run media in the Dniester
region, all official radio and TV channels should list parliament and the
president as founders, but the ministry took upon itself all managerial
functions over the Pridnestrovye radio channel, the weekly said.
It recalled that in 2007, parliament initiated a probe into the ministry's
activities linked to the radio station and unveiled numerous violations,
including money-laundering. Members of the Dniester parliament tabled a
proposal then that the radio station sign a separate agreement with
president Igor Smirnov and radio Pridnestrovye become answerable to
parliament, the paper said.
(Russkiy Proryv!, Tiraspol, in Ru Nov 5 via BBC_M via RNW MN Andy Sennitt)
Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place.
MW site Cahul Kagul 1494 kHz 30 kW
45 56 04.65 N 28 16 33.87 E
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 11)
Winter B-08 schedule of PMR Radio Pridnestrovye Mon-Fri:
1430-1600 7370*KCH 500 kW 295 deg to WeEu in En/Fr/Ge/En/Fr/Ge
1600-1730 7370 KCH 500 kW 295 deg to WeEu in En/Fr/Ge/En/Fr/Ge
2230-2400 6240 KCH 500 kW 309 deg to NoAm in En/Fr/Ge/En/Fr/Ge
* co-ch 1430-1530 FEBA Radio in Hindi/Bangla
MYANMAR QSL Radio Myanmar 9730.75 in 60 days.
Von Radio Myanmar 9730.75 kHz kam heute nach 60 Tagen per Einschreiben ein
undet. Brief fuer einen e-mail Empfangsbericht an
Die im Brief erwaehnte, beiliegende QSL-Karte konnte ich allerdings nicht
finden. Die handgeschriebene Absenderadresse auf dem Briefumschlag: Myanma
Radio and Television, Pyay Road, Kamayut Township, Yangon. v/s war Colonel
Hla Swe, Director Broadcasting Radio Mayanmar.
(Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX Nov 5)
Nay Pyi Taw ist die neue Hauptstadt Burmas, 550 km noerdlich. Dort "soll"