A member of the Macau Fire Department has been suspected of running an illegal gambling operation. The department revealed in a statement that it is closely investigating the case, having already taken disciplinary action. They have pledged to treat the case very seriously and have requested that sub-units reinforce employees’ moral education, in order to best ensure compliance with the law. “We have always paid great attention to our staff ethics. The Macau Fire Department stresses that it will treat this case seriously and will assist during the investigation. We will never [permit] staff breaking the law,” it concluded.
Over 40 cases of illegally traded foodstuffs
The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) has recorded over 40 cases of illegally traded foodstuffs since the beginning of the year, revealed Ung Sau Hong, a coordinator for IACM. Food produce was not subjected to usual inspections in these cases. According to Ung Sau Hong, IACM is collaborating extensively with Macau Customs. Authorities are also committed to raising awareness among citizens about the dangers of buying food products on the black market. A minimum MOP50,000 fine can be imposed on those caught selling produce on the black market.
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