The AIBD/WHO Road Safety workshop in Kuala Lumpur was told that an Integrated and Comprehensive emergency response system for post-crash management should establish in all countries. Advisor & EMS Product Inventor at MEXC Program, Kuala Lumpur General Hospital, Dato’ Seri Dr

The AIBD/WHO Road Safety Reporting Workshop for 16 Asian Journalists took place in Kuala Lumpur on 6th November 2022. These journalists are from Bangladesh, India, Malaysia and Vietnam.  It is part of the World Health Organisation "Road Safety Reporting Initiative",

On Thursday, December 1, 2022, the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development, in partnership with the Korea Communications Commission and the Korea Information Society Development Institute, hosted a day-long seminar on "The Future of Media." On behalf of KCC Director General Mr.

It was a great pleasure to work with prestige’s organization such as Radio Television Brunei (RTB), where it takes great initiative to train its Cameraman to become Director of Photography (DOP) to meet the increasing needs and enhance the station’s

The Communications and Multimedia Content Forum of Malaysia (Content Forum) held a nationwide public consultation exercise last year as part of the Content Code revamp exercise. The Content Code 2022 went into effect on May 30 this year. The revised Content

Media are the “watchdog” for being the ‘eyes” and ‘ears” for other agencies.  Hence, media have the influential roles to convey message through various platforms and methods. This is particularly so in time of crisis, disaster and emergency. Head of Zoonoses

The second series of the AIBD/WHO workshop on Health Reporting Strategies And Fighting The Infodemic after the first workshop in Brunei Darussalam, began at a local hotel in Kuala Lumpur today, 21 November 2022. Jointly organised by AIBD and the WHO,

Collaboration and partnership among all stakeholders was the most important lesson learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Head of Corporate Communications Division, Ministry of Health Brunei Darussalam, Ms. Athria Fakhriah bte Hj Awang Yussof said during the pandemic, the Brunei Darussalam Ministry

Journalists in Solomon Islands shared challenges in acquiring information and data from the right authorities  when reporting on health-related issues. A reporter with the Island Sun Newspaper, Solomon Islands, Ms Mavis Podokolo said Government officers do not really understand the role

Health Journalism has not received the due importance till the pandemic struck.  Most media  had overlooked the importance of health journalism, and did not see  this as high priority to train their journalists. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the scene highlighting