Radio Horizons

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Radio Horizons
Status	Active
HQ	Tanoa Province

Radio Horizons is a Tanoan radio broadcaster.

Background

Radio Horizons is based in the Tanoa Province of the Horizon Islands. In addition to reporting on the latest events in the country and abroad, up to and including important government announcements, Radio Horizons provides regular weather forecasts and updates.

History

As of 2038, the station is hosted by Leila Allaire.

2038

Beginning in mid 2038, the station has provided a constant stream of updates on the outbreak of a unknown super-strain of malaria throughout the province.

On June 1st, 2038, a group of non-state actors attacked Radio Horizons' broadcast station. No staff were injured in the attack, but their raid resulted in the channel going offline for the entire day.

Broadcast transcripts

NOTE: Due to the dynamic nature of the player's actions in the Old Man mini-campaign/scenario, the following broadcasts can take place in any order depending on the player's progression.

Regular programming resumes

Hello, Tanoa! This is Radio Horizons, and I'm Leila Allaire. Before we share the news, we have some of our own we'd like to report. Yesterday, our broadcasting station was attacked by non-state actors. So, on behalf of everyone here, we want to apologize for a long and unexpected day of dead air. Fortunately, no-one here was hurt and we're ready to make it up to you.

TSC refinery attack

The Tanoa Sugar Company reopened its main refinery yesterday after a group of armed men stormed the building and rigged the machinery with explosives. It was the second time the site has been targeted by criminals, holding production quotas to ransom, and is now under police protection.

CSAT convoy ambushed by IEDs

A military convoy was stopped on the Regina-Lifou coast road yesterday by an improvised explosive device. A CSAT officer told reporters no-one was killed and said anti-government insurgents were clearly responsible for the attack.

IDAP depot looted

Two men have been killed in a violent confrontation with gendarmes in Lami after stealing supplies from an International Development and Aid Project depot. A short chase ended with the pair barricading themselves in Le Toucan Hotel. Fortunately, according to police sources, no bystanders were hurt during the incident.

TEC power plant attacked

A man was injured yesterday in an explosion at the Lifou Diesel Power Plant. The Tanoa Energy Company has stated that the accident was caused by a defective motor and ruled out external factors or operator error.

IDAP distribution centre established

Workers from the International Development and Aid Project have established a new emergency centre on Wednesday in the town of Regina. A volunteer from the organization explained that the camp would be distributing anti-malarial medication seven days a week - and offering supplies to those in need.

Tanoa Accommodations advertising campaign

Tanoa Accommodation, a hotel company with properties across the archipelago, faces legal action after an aggressive marketing campaign. Reams of leaflets, advertising budget rooms to rent, were dropped en masse from drones over popular tourist areas last weekend, contravening national litter laws. Owner, Arnaud Leroux, said he was deeply sorry for the stunt and thanked those involved in the clean-up effort.

Smuggled arms stash discovered

A former dock worker at Blue Pearl Industrial Port received a generous cash reward two days ago after leading gendarmes to a large weapon stash in the jungle. Jean-Paul Delacroix from Georgetown discovered the hidden stockpile after hearing gunshots several nights before, when walking on a nearby trail. CSAT counter insurgency operatives removed the weapons and congratulated Mr. Delacroix on his vigilance.

Former president Hope denounces CSAT's expansionism

Former president of the Horizon Islands, Benjamin Hope, has condemned government decisions regarding CSAT's militarization of Tanoa. Speaking at a fundraising event for Nouveaux Horizons, he condemned both foreign intervention and militant groups affiliated with L'Ensemble for exploiting the nation's current malaria crisis. La Roche agreed to Canton Protocol demands for combined counter insurgency operations with local gendarmes last week, sparking violent protests in Georgetown, Tanouka, and Ouméré.

CSAT checkpoint incident (1)

A driver has been arrested after failing to stop at a checkpoint outside of Georgetown. Several shots were fired during the incident. Xu Haifeng, supreme commander of CSAT forces operating in the Pacific region, issued a statement from La Roche and reminded civilians to avoid any actions that might be interpreted as aggressive.

CSAT checkpoint incident (2)

In Saint Julien today, a young man was killed, and another seriously wounded by CSAT soldiers. According to one eyewitness, the pair approached a military vehicle and were fired upon after ignoring repeated warnings, given in both French and English. A government spokesman in Georgetown refused to comment until the identity of both men is established. He added that all Tanoans should listen attentively to military personnel and law enforcement officers and to approach only if given explicit permission to do so.

Quarantine checkpoint advisory update

Temporary military checkpoints are now in place along several major roads, so please; drive carefully and allow for the extra journey time.

Missing civilian/CTRG planes

A 31 year-old pilot from Tanouka has gone missing after taking off in a light aircraft from the Saint-George Airstrip near Lijnhaven. A search is now underway. The disappearance coincides with mixed reports of a plane coming down near Tuvanaka.

Comms Alpha/Bravo destroyed

Two strategic radar buildings, protected by CSAT soldiers, have been destroyed in a series of audacious raids. L'Ensemble, widely believed to be behind the attacks, denied involvement and instead proclaimed ordinary Tanoans were taking up arms in a spontaneous fight against neo-colonial oppressors.

Laikoro fuel depot raid (destroyed by Santiago himself)

CSAT soldiers stationed at a fuel depot, east of Laikoro, were reportedly attacked some hours ago by a lone gunman. Details are unclear, but two large silos have been destroyed and a high number of military personnel killed. Many more are believed injured. How the man responsible achieved such destruction is unknown, but authorities speculate he may have had extensive training. More on that story when we know more.

Laikoro fuel depot raid (destroyed with L'Ensemble's assistance)

CSAT soldiers stationed at a fuel depot, east of Laikoro, were reportedly attacked some hours ago by anti-government insurgents. Details are unclear, but two large silos have been destroyed and a high number of military personnel killed. Many more are believed injured. More on that story when we know more.

Laikoro fuel depot raid (L'Ensemble's raid fails)

CSAT soldiers stationed at a fuel depot, east of Laikoro, were reportedly attacked some hours ago by anti-government insurgents. Details are unclear, but reports suggest the raid was unsuccessful. A high number of combatants are believed to have been killed in the fighting. More on that story when we know more.

Oringo Madaki's residence destroyed

Vagalala was rocked by an explosion recently, when a house on the north side of the town was destroyed. An eyewitness, Lou Wesir, owner of the independent Wesir Book Centre, said the residence was under investigation by police when the blast occurred. Authorities have yet to comment on the event.

Oringo Madaki freed

A suspect in the death of Nouveaux Horizons leader, Jean-Guy Devereux, has disappeared from police custody after a bloody gunfight near Vagalala. Oringo Madaki, a 39 year-old mechanic, is believed to have escaped detention after anti-government insurgents staged a rescue. Several gendarmes were killed in the engagement.

Execution of Oringo Madaki

A suspect in the death of Jean-Guy Devereux, a political leader in the pro-CSAT Nouveaux Horizons party, has died in police custody. Oringo Madaki, a 39 year-old mechanic from Vagalala, was found dead in a mangrove swamp near Kotomo. The director general of the gendarmerie, Roch Robineau, told press in Georgetown a full investigation will ensue, but insisted Mr. Madaki had escaped detention.

Oringo Madaki detained by police

A man was arrested yesterday in connection with the death of Nouveaux Horizons leader, Jean-Guy Devereux. 39 year-old Oringo Madaki was detained by gendarmes after the dismembered body of Mr. Devereux was discovered at Croconeel's Ranch last week. He is currently being held under witness protection, at a secure location. A house in Vagalala was also raided.

Port-Boisé Atrox outbreak (1)

Port-Boisé on the Lijn islands was placed under quarantine earlier today owing to a new outbreak of Atrox strain malaria. Access to the village and the surrounding area is prohibited and medical martial law is in effect. As with other affected zones, anyone concerned about local residents should call Le Service de Santé de Tanoa on 555-455.

Port-Boisé Atrox outbreak (2)

Another deadly malaria outbreak has occurred in Port-Boisé, just one kilometre from the popular tourist resort of Lijnhaven. Authorities have said it is the super-strain epidemic and are advising non-residents to stay away. CSAT medical personnel are working with emergency services to assess the severity of the situation.

Galili Atrox outbreak (1)

Recent reports of Atrox strain malaria in a village north of the Tanoa Sugar Company have been confirmed. A quarantine has now been declared in Galili and its cocoa bean plantation. Friends and families of residents are encouraged to contact Le Service de Santé de Tanoa on 555-455.

Galili Atrox outbreak (2)

Incidents of malaria have been reported in the small village of Galili. Early reports indicate that it may be another outbreak of the Atrox super-strain. Emergency services are working with CSAT health officials to control the situation.

Savaka Atrox outbreak (1)

A medical quarantine has been issued in Savaka after a deadly outbreak of Atrox strain malaria. The village is off limits. Anyone worried about residents should call Le Service de Santé de Tanoa on 555-455.

Savaka Atrox outbreak (2)

A malaria outbreak has hit the village of Savaka in Balavu province. According to health officials it is linked to the super-strain epidemic. Authorities are urging members of the public to stay clear until more information becomes available.

Luganville Atrox outbreak (1)

Following the recent malaria super-strain outbreak in Luganville, a strict quarantine is now in force. Access into the town is strictly prohibited. Those concerned for residents, friends, and family members should contact Le Service de Santé de Tanoa on 555-455.

Luganville Atrox outbreak (2)

A malaria outbreak has been reported in the seaside town of Luganville. Authorities believe it is linked to the super-strain epidemic and are advising all locals to avoid the area completely. Blue Pearl workers, stay off the east coast road. CSAT medical units are working with emergency services to contain the situation.

Trivia

• Radio Horizons was introduced as an Armaverse news broadcaster in ArmA 3's Apex expansion pack.
• For gameplay convenience, the channel is split into separate music and news channels which can be toggled at will when driving in a vehicle:
  • The news channel provides weather updates and reports which dynamically change depending on Santiago's actions throughout the Old Man mini-campaign/scenario.
  • The music channel randomly plays from a wide selection of music tracks that range from ArmA 3's DLCs/expansion packs to ArmA 2, ArmA: Armed Assault and even ArmA: Cold War Assault.