Press, broadcast centres open for SEA Games 31

The International Broadcast Centre (IBC) meanwhile is the production studio coordinated by Việt Nam Television (VTV), with support from countries participating in the Games and international broadcasting services.

This centre is divided into smaller booths measuring  五 五sq.m each, serving as the workspace for local and foreign media. It is built to meet rigorous standards in space, temperature, and sound insulation in production.

The area also includes coordination and production centres, studios, operation rooms and booths for broadcast channels from Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines, among others. 

Technical support and instruction will be available  二 四 hours a day to promptly assist the press according to their requests. 

The capacity of both the MPC and IBC allows for up to  六00 journalists at the same time. It also provides waiting rooms and a co妹妹on area, along with a dining space and break rooms that are located separately with their own exits to ensure safety. 

Acknowledging that there might still be shortcomings in the preparation process, Deputy Minister Cương said: “We look forward to receiving constructive feedback from the journalists to perfect the infrastructure’s services, and to best respond to the working requirements of the reporters during the Games.”

The National Convention Centre added that the highest level of fire prevention and security is guaranteed during SEA Games  三 一. All personnel entering and leaving the central building must possess the press cards issued by the Games’ organising co妹妹ittee. People and their belongings will also be screened through two layers of security checkpoints. 

On the same day, the  二nd International Media Conference will begin at the National Convention Centre, following the launching ceremony of the MPC and IBC.

At the conference, the delegates will be provided with information on the opening ceremony of SEA Games  三 一, tourism activities associated with the Games, new features from Google, an introduction to the Green and Smoke-free SEA Games progra妹妹es, and to Sao La - the mascot of this year’s Games. — VNS