ID closes Tamagnini Barbosa swimming pool due to poor water quality

The Sports Bureau (ID) has announced the impromptu closure of the Tamagnini Barbosa Sports Centre swimming pool to the public. The temporary closure is effective immediately until further

Macau to feature pavilion dedicated to the ‘City of Shows’ at MITE

The local government is championing Macau’s bid to become a “City of Shows” by introducing a dedicated pavilion on this theme at the 12th Macao International Travel (Industry)

Police arrests student suspected of engaging in fraudulent activities

A college student from the mainland was apprehended by police, who believed him to be working for a mainland criminal organization and coming to Macau to engage in

Unstable weather to continue

Macau will see more unstable weather this weekend. This is due to the influence of an unstable airstream brought on by a trough of low pressure. A statement

China and Lusophone countries formulate new cooperation plan

China and Portuguese-speaking countries (PSC) have adopted a three-year action plan to enhance cooperation in emerging sectors such as the digital economy and the blue economy, while also

Record-breaking rainfall hits south China

South China has experienced unprecedented levels of precipitation, with amounts more than doubling the average for this period, marking it the second-highest since 1961. Meteorologists attribute this surge

China Southern Airlines opens new route  between China and Frankfurt

China Southern Airlines has launched a new direct flight connecting Shenyang, Liaoning, with Frankfurt, Germany. This marks the first direct route from China’s northeastern region to Germany and

Shopping Carnival to kick off at Fisherman’s Wharf

The three-day Fisherman’s Wharf Shopping and Consumption Carnival begins on Friday, featuring over 150 merchants from Hong Kong, overseas and Macau. Organizers said 35 percent of the 250

East parking lot at HZMB to resume tolling

The East Public Parking Lot of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Border Inspection Building will resume tolling from midnight on May 1 to further promote rational use of public

Local artist holds exhibition for La Biennale di Venezia

“Above Zobeide, Exhibition from Macao, China”, the Collateral Event of the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, was recently inaugurated in Venice, Italy. Curated by

Pop Mart revenues in Macau grow up to 250%

Pop Mart, the company known for selling collectable ‘designer’ toys in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and overseas, continued their previous high growth trend, with revenue increasing by 245-250% year-on-year.

SSM records 57 more scarlet fever cases in March

The Health Bureau (SSM) reported a total of 1,963 cases of diseases that required declaration in March. Among these cases, there was a significant increase of 57% in

Orchestra to perform classics from Aladdin

Disney’s Aladdin in Concert Live to Film, part of the Macao Orchestra Concert Season, will be held June 1 and June 2 at the MGM Theater, MGM Cotai. The

46% of employers yet to pay FSS contributions 

About 12,300 employers have not yet paid Social Security System’s obligatory system contributions for their employees for the first quarter of 2024, accounting for about 46% of the

Luís Figo to play football match May 19 in Macau

A friendly match will be held in Macau featuring a team of former Portuguese international footballers, including players like Luís Figo, who won the Ballon d’Or in 2000,

Three women defraud compatriots over false jobs

Three Filipino women have been accused of defrauding seven fellow Filipinos out of over MOP100,000 by falsely promising assistance in finding employment. One of the suspects, a Filipino

Ilha Verde library to be operational by year-end

The Cultural Affairs Bureau has confirmed that preparations are underway for the Ilha Verde Neighborhood Library to be operational by the end of the year. In response to

UM incubates over 50 start-ups

The University of Macau (UM) has successfully incubated more than 50 start-ups, helping them establish a foothold in Macau and mainland China. These start-ups cover a wide range

More jaywalkers in Q1

The police recorded 3,005 cases of jaywalking during this year’s first quarter, according to data from the Public Security Police (PSP). This is an increase of 6% compared

National security teaching materials ready: DSEDJ

The national security education supplementary teaching materials are planned to be launched in the new semester in September this year and are divided into six volumes, mainly covering

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