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Haiti - Politic : The TNH broadcast again in the South Department
03/07/2017 08:26:48

Saturday, July 1, as part of the implementation of the national coverage project of the National Television of Haiti (TNH) launched last May https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21000-haiti-politics-tnh-national-coverage-within-60-days.html and following the work carried out on the site relaying the station in the South, the State television has officially recommenced to broadcast its programs on the department of the South. All communes in the department and those adjacent are now able to receive signals from the Public Service Channel.

This project responds to the right and need of the population to be informed. The presence of the TNH in the region of the South, intends to complete the process of a symmetrical public communication that wants to establish the Head of State.

National Television, through its national coverage project, recently launched, intends to gradually broadcast its programs throughout the national territory and announces that Grand-Anse will be the next department to receive its signals.

While the citizens of the South Department resume watching the Public Service Channel, the institution recalls that it remains open to the complaints of viewers regarding the broadcast and its quality.

HL/ PI/ HaitiLibre