Radio Thailand World Service HSK9

Radio Thailand World Service began its external service with broadcasts in foreign language under the call sign HSK9 on the 20th of October 1938. On June 24, 1932, the administrative system of Thailand changed from an absolute monarchy to constitutional one. The Public Broadcasting Department (PRD) was set up on May 03, 1933. It was established to carry out the task of informing the people on parliamentary democracy.

Vision:

Radio Thailand Strives for excellence as the national public broadcaster promoting better understanding and creating a society of lasting Happiness.

Radio Thailand World Service

Since it began operation in 1930, Radio Thailand has been continuing to develop its programs and broadcasting. After the inauguration of external service (1938), it continuously expanded and improve over the decade.

As Far as the signal reach,
We are friends

Radio Thailand World Service now transmit, its signal via satellite to Udon Thai (modern Short wave relay since 1994) towards the listeners around the World. HSK9 now in 10 languages , which include English, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Burmese, Lao, Vietnamese, Khmer, Malaysian and Thai.

The program services comprise News, Reportage, Features and Analyses with the objective to inform the audiences about events and happenings in Thailand.

Radio Thailand verifies reception reports with QSL cards. To get in touch of Radio Thailand HSK9, here is the details:

Radio Thailand World Service HSK9
Public Relation Department
Royal Thai Government
236, Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, Dindang
Bankok 10400, Thailand