of Malaysia, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob launched a new media city building in the complex named the Angkasapuri Media City (). Features Angkasapuri Broadcasting Centre is located in the jurisdictional area of Kuala Lumpur City Hall. The building was erected with a height of 10-floors above an area of about 33 acres, at the junction of Kuala Lumpur - Port Klang Federal Highway and New Pantai Expressway (NPE). The main entrance of the complex faces the NPE. It has the following structures: Main Building – administration building for the Broadcasting Department. Wisma Televisyen – houses RTM's TV division. Wisma Radio – RTM's radio division. International Broadcast Centre (IBC) – Opened on 24 August 1998, RTM's engineering department and other departments are located here, in addition to international shortwave radio broadcasts. It served as the International Broadcast Centre of the 1998 Commonwealth Games, with RTM being the event's host broadcaster. Wisma Berita RTM is home to RTM's newsroom. Auditorium Perdana – home to major live broadcasts. Auditorium P. Ramlee – named after the late artist, P. Ramlee (1929 - 1973). Tun Abdul Razak Institute for Broadcasting and Information (IPPTAR) – Selangor state radio station, Selangor FM and headquarters of Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, which RTM is one of its members are located here. Transportation Car Federal Route 2 Federal Highway - Kuala Lumpur to Port Klang. New Pantai Expressway - Angkasapuri is located near the beginning of this expressway, which goes all the way to Subang Jaya. Public transportation Angkasapuri lends its name to the Angkasapuri KTM station, located just across the NPE from the complex's main gate. It is linked by a pedestrian bridge. See also List of concert hall in Malaysia References External links https://web.archive.org/web/20070926225852/http://hids.arkib.gov.my/doc/jilidi/februari/17_02_1968_1980.htm Bendera Kita Menjadi Sejarah, Unit 2, Muka 28 hingga 30, Bahasa Malaysia Tingkatan 3 KBSM, Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, 1989. Buildings and structures in Kuala Lumpur Mass media in Malaysia Buildings and structures completed in 1968 20th-century architecture in Malaysia