Tuesday 25 September 2012

KEKALKAN BANGUNAN BERSEJARAH RADIO SABAH





KOTA KINABALU : Pembantu Menteri Pembangunan Sumber dan Kemajuan Teknologi Maklumat Negeri Datuk Jainab Ahmad mencadangkan agar Kementerian Penerangan Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan (KPKK) mengekalkan bangunan Radio Sabah (RTM) yang lama sebagai bangunan bersejarah.

Ketika membuat gesaan itu, beliau berkata bangunan Radio Sabah merupakan mercu tanda negeri Sabah sebagai radio pertama yang beroperasi pada tahun 1952 dengan memperkenalkan pelbagai rancangan radio yang lebih tersusun dan secara tidak rasmi perkhidmatan ini dikenali sebagai Radio Sabah.

Katanya, perkhidmatan Radio Sabah terus berkembang apabila bangunan tetap Wisma Radio siap dibina  pada tahun 1962 yang terletak di Bukit Nenas, Jalan Tuaran, iaitu bangunan yang ada sekarang.

“Selepas Sabah merdeka melalui pembentukan Malaysia pada 1963, Radio Sabah bertukar nama menjadi Radio Malaysia Sabah. Siaran Radio bermula  di bangunan baru ini pada 23 Jun 1963.

“Jabatan Penyiaran Malaysia kemudian berpisah dengan Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia pada 1964  di bawah naungan Kementerian Penerangan Persekutuan.

“Jadi, saya minta agar pihak kementerian Datuk Seri Utama Dr Rais Yatim (Menteri Penerangan Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan) mempertimbangkan gesaan ini,” katanya dalam satu kenyataan di sini hari ini sebagai susulan lawatan beliau ke bangunan Radio Sabah bagi menyaksikan pertandingan Bintang P. Ramlee peringkat zon Sabah di Pantaran Mesra RTM Kota Kinabalu, Jalan Tuaran dekat sini Ahad lepas.

Acara itu turut dihadiri Pengarah Penyiaran kawasan Sabah Abdul Jelani Mahmud.

Jainab berkata bangunan itu merupakan satu-satunya bangunan sejarah yang amat dibanggakan rakyat Sabah yang menurutnya bakal menjadi tarikan pelancong yang datang dari dalam dan luar negara.

“Saya akan memanjangkan perkara ini kepada kerajaan negeri untuk dipertimbangakn bangunan tersebut jangan diroboh tetapi dikekalkan sebagai bangunan bersejarah.” katanya.

Menurut Jainab yang juga Anggota Dewan Undangan Negeri Karambunai, satu daripada kepentingan bangunan bersejarah ialah bangunan bersejarah atau monumen dapat dijadikan sebagai bukti yang kukuh kepada sesuatu era atau peristiwa sejarah yang telah berlaku.

Katanya bangunan Radio Sabah perlu dijadikan sebagai bangunan bersejarah kerana ia amat penting untuk generasi kini dan juga generasi akan datang untuk melihat bangunan Radio Sabah pada 20 hingga 30 tahun akan datang.

“Pendapat sesetengah pihak yang mengatakan bahawa bangunan bersejarah perlu diruntuhkan adalah tidak berasas kerana bangunan bersejarah dan monumen lama dapat memberikan teladan dan iktibar kepada masyarakat terutama remaja kini yang mempunyai semangat patriotisme yang semakin menipis,” katannya.

Pejabat RTM kini berpindah ke Kompleks Bersepadu KPKK di Jalan Lintas, Kepayaan.

Selain RTM, bangunan itu yang mula dibina pada 2009 dan siap akhir tahun lepas itu turut menempatkan tiga agensi lain di bawah kementerian iaitu Jabatan Penerangan (beberapa bahagian), Jabatan Hal Ehwal Khas (Jasa) dan Pertubuhan Berita Nasional Malaysia (Bernama) Sabah. (Bernama)

39 comments:

  1. RTM building keeps thousand memories.

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    1. Indeed, I have been doing my practical moment here. So many fond memories.

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  2. Bagus juga dengan cadangan ini sebenarnya. Boleh juga menjadi tempat bersejarah untuk Sabah.

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    1. Do like the Atkinson Clock Tower.Make it as a museum look like. This building has been built for decades.

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  3. Tujuan bersejarah ini bagi memastikan generasi akan datang dapat melihat sendiri perkembangan radio di Negeri Sabah ini.

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  4. Yes I agree to preserve the monument for future generation.

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    1. ya, rasanya semua bersetuju dengn cadangan ini.

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  5. This is essential to show Sabahans how many historical buildings have been in Sabah.

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  6. Plus the land is belong to the State Government as well.

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  7. lebih baik bangunan ini dikekalkan sebagai bangunan bersejarah

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  8. bangunan ini akan jadi salah satu tumpuan pelancong.

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    1. ya, ada potensi untuk jadi tumpuan pelancong.

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  9. ia merupakan bangunan bersejarah dan boleh menjadi tatapan genarasi muda.

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  10. jika bangunan itu masih kukuh dan masih boleh digunakan, kekalkan saja la.. mana tau ada kegunaannya dimasa2 akan datang..

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  11. berkenaan dengan potensinya untuk menarik pelancong, kalau setakat bersandarkan reka bentuk sekarang, memang tidak kena langsung.. lain la kalau ada program2 menarik dalam bangunan itu..

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  12. The Sabah Society has been urged to produce a registry of Sabah's historical landmarks, both cultural and natural.

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  13. Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman said the registry could become a standard reference on socio-cultural aspects.

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  14. On that note, The Sabah Society has conducted numerous programmes to create awareness on Sabah's history, natural wonders and cultural heritage.

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  15. This organization have organised many talks over the years, featuring both local and international experts who have all openly shared their knowledge and experiences with the people of Sabah.

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  16. I belive that this is commendable. I hope that the Society will continue to reach out to younger people, in particular school and university students.

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  17. Perhaps members of the Society can think of innovative ways to share with young people all the knowledge that you have collected for the last 50 years.

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  18. The Chief Minister said Sabah draws its strength and inspiration from the beauty of our natural environment, our diverse cultures and rich heritage.

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  19. The Sabah Government, on its part, is aware of how sensitive our environment is, and it is constantly taking measures to balance development needs with conservation requirements, in addition to protecting our cultural heritage.

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  20. Musa, who is also Finance Minister, said the world was currently facing numerous environmental issues that have far-reaching implications for the survival of human kind.

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  21. Among them, biodiversity loss, air and water pollution, indiscriminate dumping of toxic waste, wildlife extinction and climate change have caught the attention of the world, policy makers, academia and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).

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  22. Highlighting several pertinent issues in creating a good environment, Musa suggested improvements in the way housing projects is designed in order to strengthen community living, which is almost missing in this day and age.

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  23. He said population growth and urbanisation were depriving societies the right to live in decent surroundings and it is crucial for us to carefully plan suburbs, preserve historical buildings while infusing elements of beauty into every aspect of growth.

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  24. To get a beautiful and clean Sabah, he said, required the effort of the public sector, businesses, NGOs and dedication of citizens who genuinely want to see the State prosper in a sustainable way.

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  25. I believe that we have to come together to act and make necessary changes before we end up losing our biodiversity resources.

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  26. I agree with the sentiment that has been expressed by our Chief Minister. Apart from that, There must also be creativity when it comes to conservation of resources by injecting elements of innovations in the way things were being done.

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  27. According to Musa, NGOs are important partners in the Government's efforts to improve governance, to protect the environment, and generally, to respond to the needs, wishes and priorities of our people.

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  28. NGOs could provide an impetus to universities and professional groups to conduct research and development to leverage on our natural resources, culture, heritage and indigenous knowledge, turning them into value added assets.

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  29. One way of doing this is by designing conservation solutions through integrated planning, and another is to encourage all quarters to become better stewards of Sabah's lands and seas.

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  30. By focusing on research, we could collectively build and share a strong knowledge base on natural resources.

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  31. This will allow us to formulate economic decisions that factor in the value of the environment and culture.

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  32. Therefore, I believe that we must forge the best way to work together in addressing our desire for development in tandem with the need to conserve our environment, history and heritage.

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  33. The Chief Minister commended Sabah Society for initiating efforts to trace and document nature trails in Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan, which were now referred to by tourist guides.

    The State Government appreciates The Society's efforts and ahave awarded them an initial grant of RM10,000 for the Society to continue with its nature documentation programme.

    Musa expressed his confidence that The Society will put this funding to good use.

    The Chief Minister also hoped the Sabah Society would continue to shine in championing biodiversity issues and in coming up with publications that list Sabah's rich natural and cultural icons.

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  34. I Hope that all historical landmark not only in Kota Kinabalu, but the whole of Sabah will be preserved for future generations to come.

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  35. now this building of RTM Sabah has been abandoned. as you can see now the look of the building..nothing left and the ruins and damages by the vandalism and pencuri..huhuh,,,how sad..

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