Tag: Briefs
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Warm, humid weather to persist before showers increase
The Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau said warm and humid southerly airflow will continue to affect the city over the next two to three days, bringing light ... -
Woman arrested for stealing watches worth over MOP300,000
A 39-year-old Macau woman was arrested for allegedly stealing two watches worth over MOP300,000 from her cohabiting boyfriend and pawning them for MOP210,000, which she lost ... -
Gov’t launches second crackdown on illegal work
Local authorities on Monday launched a second joint operation to combat illegal work, setting up roadblocks across multiple locations. The Labour Affairs Bureau said reports have ... -
MGTO issues travel alerts amid worsening Middle East tensions
The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) has raised travel alerts for several Middle Eastern countries, including Bahrain, Jordan and United Arab Emirates, citing worsening regional tensions. ... -
Committee reviews civil servant complaints system
Secretary for Administration and Justice Wong Sio Chak met with the Civil Servants Complaints Management Committee to review the implementation of the complaints system and receive ... -
Man arrested for secretly filming female colleague in restroom
A local man in his 30s was arrested by the Public Security Police for allegedly filming a female colleague in a company restroom on Av. Comercial ... -
Three locals scammed in online concert ticket fraud
Three local women were recently duped in an online scam involving concert tickets, suffering a combined loss of MOP14,400. The Judiciary Police (PJ) said two young ... -
Lawmakers back revised advertising bill
Members of the Legislative Assembly’s Second Standing Committee expressed support for the government’s updated draft of the advertising bill, calling it more comprehensive and refined. Committee ... -
No residential water hike planned, bureau says
Director of the Marine and Water Bureau, Susanna Wong, stated in an interview that there are currently no plans to raise residential water rates. While Macau’s ... -
UTM to launch BSc in Management and Data Science
The Macao University of Tourism (UTM) will introduce a Bachelor of Science in Management and Data Science in the 2026/2027 academic year. The four-year programme aims ... -
PSP fined 84 pedestrians last week
The Public Security Police Force (PSP) fined 84 pedestrians for unlawful street crossing last week. According to the force, each person was fined MOP300 for failing ... -
SMG launches two new services to enhance user experience
A “Meteorology Fun Day” was held on Saturday at the Meteorological Bureau building in Taipa Grande, where the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) director, Leong Weng ... -
MGM Cotai’s Five Foot Road and Aji retain Michelin stars
MGM Cotai has retained recognition in the Michelin Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2026, with Five Foot Road and Aji both holding one Michelin star. Five ... -
Police bust suspected illegal currency exchange
The Judiciary Police uncovered a 42-year-old mainland man suspected of conducting illegal currency exchanges, with the case now handed to the Public Prosecutions Office. On March ... -
Police enforce dedicated drop-off zones at Hengqin Port
The Public Security Police Force announced new measures to improve traffic and passenger flow at the Macau section of Hengqin Port. Separate drop-off zones have been ... -
Libraries expand reading kits for toddlers
The Cultural Affairs Bureau has added distribution points at Bairro da Ilha Verde Library and S. Lourenço Library for free infant and toddler reading kits. Eligible ... -
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Authorities find 50 suspected illegal workers in February
The Public Security Police Force and the Labour Affairs Bureau apprehended 50 people in February on suspicion of working illegally in Macau. The suspected illegal workers ... -
Gov’t launches tender for another six car parks
The Transport Bureau (DSAT) has opened a public tender for the concession of six public car parks. The tender includes the parking lots at Jardim das ... -
Gov’t sets first-year fees for utility tunnels
The government has approved the management and maintenance fees for the new Common Utility Tunnels in New Urban Zone A, marking a key step in the ... -
SF Express announces MOP1 fuel surcharge per parcel within SARs
Shenzhen-based delivery services and logistics company SF Express has announced that it will be charging a fuel surcharge for all parcels within Macau and Hong Kong ... -
Gov’t sets prices for maintenance fees for technical galleries
The government has set the prices for access fees and maintenance for the shared technical galleries in Zone A of the new landfills. According to the ... -
EASL Finals to hold quarterfinals at Tap Seac
As previously announced, the East Asia Super League (EASL) Finals 2026 will take place in Macau from Wednesday, March 18, to Sunday, March 22. Although the ... -
Certificate expiry hits over 10,000 lifts and escalators
The Land and Urban Construction Bureau (DSSCU) has found that over 10,000 “Certificates of Compliance” required for lifting equipment are past their expiration dates following the ... -
Gongbei Port sees record Spring Festival travel rush
The 40-day Spring Festival travel period at Gongbei Port concluded with over 14 million border crossings, up 9% from last year, setting three new daily traffic ... -
Gov’t supports Zhongshan firms’ global expansion
The Zhongshan Municipal People’s Government recently hosted its first fair at Tap Seac Square, featuring six distinctive exhibition zones showcasing smart home appliances, high-end manufacturing, food, ... -
FX reserves rise in February
The Monetary Authority of Macao reported that the city’s foreign exchange reserves reached MOP243.5 billion (USD30.22 billion) at the end of February, up 0.7% from January. ...
