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Macau,
— Hong Kong busker Oliver Ma claims to have been mistreated by Macau police; authorities say he represents a ‘threat to national security’ * Events | HUSH to celebrate wellness this
— Lawmaker calls for better work protocols after heavy rains lash parts of the city; Hong Kong records highest rainfall since 1884, causing chaos * SSM: Gov’t’s mental health resources sufficient *
— Parliament to prioritize electoral laws review in new session * Proof of Macau — ‘Prova de Vida’ (Proof of Life) exhibition by architect Eduardo Flores offers an insight into Macau’s urban
* Most riders won’t come back for GP70 * Jobs | Helpers’ salaries back to pre-pandemic levels due to lower demand * Care for workplace mental health is becoming critical for a
— Music festival tickets selling slow according to sales agent, but IC sees otherwise * Traffic | PSP claims obscured red light caused police van accident * Gaming | Dubai names Jim
— Gov’t to ban import of non-biodegradable plasticware; environmentalist questions biodegradable standards * MDT Report | Gluten-Free: A dietary need or a trend? * Education | National security, patriotism in new curriculum *
— Over 3,000 evacuated as Typhoon Saola, the fourth strongest typhoon to hit in six years, passes the city; impact less severe than expected * Bigger than Vegas | August GGR
* Fukushima ban | Oysters with mislabelled origin intercepted at airport * Taste of Edesia * More technological elements will be incorporated into programs offered at IFTM, president Fanny Vong told the
— Weather bureau warns of possibility of hoisting T8 on Saturday due to passage of super typhoon Saola in region * Public Administration | Kou replaced at the helm of SAFP
— MGM is ready to invest extra to meet gov’t requirement, executive director Pansy Ho said * FSS | Fund recovering losses in first half * Sports Bureau | Marathon may run
— Social security investments record MOP8b loss in 2022 * Arts | Music festival to return with int’l lineup, master musician Joe Hisaishi * After a hiatus of three years, the International
— Gov’t assures salt supply is ample as consumers ramp up their buying after Fukushima nuclear wastewater release * Jockey Club | DICJ refrains from commenting on MJC saga * Economy |
— Some bus routes in Macau are overcrowded, but DSAT says they are not ‘overloaded’. Here’s the question * Horse racing insider Jockey Club may fail new season * Taste of Edesia *
— Following Macau ban on food product imports from 10 prefectures in Japan, starting today, travelers face added customs inspections * Horse racing | Jockey Club facing the blues * Banking |
* World suspended on BRICS * Guilty unless proven innocent | Court orders tenant to compensate landlords * UK Foreign Secretary to visit Hong Kong this month * Traffic planning and coastline arrangements
— High rollers have their bets back on the city’s gaming tables; Revenues set to fully recover to pre-Covid levels by Golden Week * Sandwich-class | Income ceilings for housing application
— Central and local authorities refute accusations made by EU on city’s fundamental freedoms * Events | Happiness Street to turn into pedestrian zone by Mid-Autumn * Gov’t committed to retaining ‘changing-charging’
— Amid economic woes, China’s gov’t is trying to reassure jittery homebuyers after a major real estate developer missed a payment on its multibillion-dollar debt * Transport Gov’t to open tenders
— For lawmaker Ron Lam, safety should come first when regulating fun fairs venues and operations * Crime | Lost item ‘theft’ on the rise * MICE | Macau wins ‘Best Convention
— Residential rents down, while commercial spaces up slightly * Public Administration | Gov’t reduces operational costs due to rent * Gaming | JP Morgan forecasts August to hit another GGR high *
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