I've just got round to listening to a recording of the Degar Voice broadcast on 9th September 1301-1327. As usual, it crash-started with the programme already in progress. The very last word of a 15-minute (approx) talk in Degar (presumed) was "Amen", followed by a short piece of ethnic music and a switch to Vietnamese. So it would appear that these broadcasts are religious in nature...
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