Sarawak FM

Sarawak FM
Kuching;
Broadcast area	East Malaysia (Sarawak)
Frequency	Varies depending on its region
Programming
Language(s)	Malay and Melanau
Format	Talk; Top 40 (CHR);
Ownership
Owner	Radio Televisyen Malaysia
Sister stations	National: Ai FM; Asyik FM; Minnal FM; Nasional FM; Radio Klasik; TraXX FM; Regional: Perlis FM; Kedah FM; Langkawi FM; Mutiara FM; Perak FM; Kelantan FM; Terengganu FM; Pahang FM; Selangor FM; KL FM; Negeri FM; Melaka FM; Johor FM; Red FM; Wai FM Iban; Wai FM Bidayuh; Sri Aman FM; Sibu FM; Bintulu FM; Miri FM; Limbang FM; Labuan FM; Sabah FM; Sabah V FM; Keningau FM; Sandakan FM; Tawau FM;
Links
Webcast	rtmklik.rtm.gov.my/channel/radio/SARAWAKFM
Website	sarawakfm.rtm.gov.my

Sarawak FM (formerly known as Radio Sarawak and Radio Malaysia Sarawak and stylised as SARAWAK fm) is a Malay language radio station operated by Radio Televisyen Malaysia serving as the main radio station of the state of Sarawak.^[1] It was launched on 8 June 1954 and became part of the Radio Malaysia network on 16 September 1963, when Sarawak formed the Federation of Malaysia with Malaya, Sabah and Singapore. The station covers the whole of Sarawak with a 24 hours broadcast which airs Malaysian and international music.^[2]^[3]

Radio Frequencies

Frequency^[4]	Broadcast area	Transmitter site^[5]^[6]
88.1 MHz	Bukit Lambir, Miri	Bukit Lambir
88.9 MHz	Kuching	Gunung Serapi
89.9 MHz	Mukah	Mukah
91.5 MHz	Sarikei	Bukit Kayu Malam
92.7 MHz	Kapit, Kapit	Bukit Kapit
93.7 MHz	Bintulu	Bukit Setiam
94.4 MHz	Betong	Spaoh
94.7 MHz	Bintulu	Bukit Nyabau
94.8 MHz	Serian	Bukit Ampangan
95.1 MHz	Stapang, Sibu	Bukit Singalang
95.7 MHz	Song, Kapit	Bukit Song
97.1 MHz	Suai, Niah, Miri	Bukit TT 844
97.5 MHz	Lawas, Limbang	Bukit Tiong
100.0 MHz	Limbang	Bukit Sagang Rudang
100.3 MHz	Miri	RTM Miri
100.3 MHz	Sri Aman	Bukit Temudok
101.5 MHz	Sibu	Bukit Lima
101.5 MHz	Limbang, Sarawak	Bukit Mas
101.5 MHz	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	Bukit Mas
105.4 MHz	Belaga, Kapit	Belaga

Television

TV Platform	Channel
myFreeview	709

References

^ Marilyn Ten (1 August 2022). "Radio broadcasting still crucial in Sarawak". The Borneo Post. Retrieved 4 November 2022.
^ "Info".
^ Francis Chan (17 September 2019). "The day a radio station changed its name". The Borneo Post. Retrieved 27 June 2022.
^ "Frequencies".
^ "FM radio stations in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei: 87.5-95.9 MHz".
^ "FM radio stations in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei: 96.0-107.9 MHz".

External links

Official website

[1] Marilyn Ten (1 August 2022). "Radio broadcasting still crucial in Sarawak". The Borneo Post. Retrieved 4 November 2022.

[2] "Info".

[3] Francis Chan (17 September 2019). "The day a radio station changed its name". The Borneo Post. Retrieved 27 June 2022.

[4] "Frequencies".

[5] "FM radio stations in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei: 87.5-95.9 MHz".

[6] "FM radio stations in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei: 96.0-107.9 MHz".

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