Macau, China (Local)
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By: Tony Wong
The Macau Health Bureau (SSM) announced yesterday that from today it will strengthen its health monitoring measures for those arriving in Macau from various African countries in response to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) latest assessments of the potentially deadly Ebola* virus disease.
The government yesterday announced the schedule for this year’s annual summer activity.
The Judiciary Police (PJ) announced yesterday that a 17-year-old male from the Chinese mainland has been arrested for using prop* HK dollar banknotes to defraud a male gambler out of 87,000 yuan (equivalent to about 103,000 patacas) under the guise of money exchange.
A local man in his sixties has been arrested for sexually harassing a female worker at a restaurant on two separate occasions last month while delivering raw food to its kitchen, a Public Security Police (PSP) spokesperson said during a regular press conference yesterday.
Addressing a plenary session in the Legislative Assembly (AL), Secretary for Transport and Public Works Raymond Tam Vai Man yesterday elaborated on the local government’s plan to connect Macau’s Light Rapid Transit (LRT) with Hengqin’s future light rail system.
By: Tony Wong
Xia Baolong, who heads both the Hong Kong and Macao Work Office (HKMWO) of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office (HKMAO) of the State Council, paid a four-day fact-finding visit to Zhuhai City, including Hengqin, between Monday and yesterday, according to a HKMWO-HKMAO statement.
By: Tony Wong
The Legislative Assembly (AL) yesterday unanimously passed the outline of a government-initiated bill that proposes to raise the number of days for statutory paid maternity leave in the private sector to 90 days from the current 70 days.
The Legislative Assembly (AL) yesterday unanimously passed the outline of a government-initiated bill that proposes various amendments to Macau’s anti-smoking law, including expanding the city’s smoking ban to more outdoor public areas, prohibiting the use of e-cigarettes in all public spaces, and allowing anti-smoking inspectors to be equipped with body-worn video cameras (body cams). Geographic Reference
The Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) said in a statement yesterday that social media reports regarding local casinos’ purported schemes to defraud gamblers with “black boxes”* are entirely unfounded rumours.
By: Tony Wong
After presiding over yesterday’s opening ceremony of the 17 th International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum & Exhibition (IIICF), Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai had a meeting with around 50 guests and representatives from various countries attending the opening ceremony.
