16-03-2004, 08:53
BAGHDAD, AL ANBAR (INA) - For the first time in the histories of Iraq and Syria, a private radio station has been allowed to operate. Radio al-Quds FM will begin broadcasting on 102.3 MHz FM tomorrow in Damascus.
The station will broadcast popular songs from the Arab world, news, patriotic music, and rebroadcast certain patriotic programs from the Republic of Al Anbar's main program. The station operates twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. The entire city of Damascus and up to a radius of sixty kilometers around the city will be covered by the radio station.
Glory to President Saddam Hussein!
(OOC: read, private? pro-Government radio station :))
The station will broadcast popular songs from the Arab world, news, patriotic music, and rebroadcast certain patriotic programs from the Republic of Al Anbar's main program. The station operates twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. The entire city of Damascus and up to a radius of sixty kilometers around the city will be covered by the radio station.
Glory to President Saddam Hussein!
(OOC: read, private? pro-Government radio station :))