Mist and fog will affect Macau until Sunday, according to the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG). Due to a warm and humid maritime airstream, poor visibility on the sea surface is expected to persist throughout the week. The Marine and Water Bureau has called for careful sailing and safety in water sports, advising passengers taking high-speed boats to pay attention to weather information. According to the SMG, visibility will improve over the weekend as the air cools down. Moreover, temperatures will be unstable due to the contention of two airstreams during the change from winter to summer.
Online bookstore expands fast delivery to Macau
Books.com.tw 博客來, Taiwan’s largest online bookstore, added Macau to its fast-delivery overseas distribution network yesterday. The addition of Macau comes nearly one year after the bookseller set up its first overseas operation in Hong Kong, offering cheaper books than domestic vendors as well as fast delivery through the 7-Eleven convenience store chain. According to Focus Taiwan News Channel, the bookseller has spent almost a year integrating back-end systems such as customer service and logistics to ensure a smooth shopping experience in Macau.
Ten new PJ detectives sworn in
Ten new Judiciary Police (PJ) detectives were sworn in yesterday, said the PJ in its latest statement. Cheong Kam Fai, Liu Kuok Sang, and António Manuel Pereira will serve as detectives, while Choi Ian Fai, Lao Man Leng, Chan Lai Cheng, Leong Kuok Hei, Lai Chio Hong, Che Peng Kun and Yeung Sau Chan will be deputy inspectors. The ten new detectives and deputy inspectors have extensive experience in the police force, having served for over 15 years, the PJ said. They were all subject to “rigorous examinations” and underwent further training for over six months, including a training program at the China Criminal Police College.
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