2024MIECF to welcome public on last show day

Held between March 28 and 30, this year’s Macao International Environmental Co-operation Forum & Exhibition (2024MIECF) will welcome members of the public on free-of-charge basis on its last

Japanese Pharmaceutical recalls supplements

Japan’s Kobayashi Pharmaceutical has started recalling three types of supplements following reports of users developing kidney problems, several media have reported. The suspect ingredient is red yeast, which

Northbound cars from SARs surpass 2M

As of 4 a.m., March 24, the number of northbound vehicles from Macau and Hong Kong surpassed 2 million, a mainland authority has disclosed. Since the beginning of

Macau logs 94% success rate in tuberculosis treatment

In the past 20 years, Macau has seen an average tuberculosis recovery rate of 94.4%, “much higher than the 85% required by the WHO,” the government has said.

Electricity consumption projected to jump 5% this year

Macau’s only electricity supplier forecasts a 4% to 5% increase in the city’s electricity consumption this year. Benjamin Yue, chief advisor of the Executive Committee of Companhia de

Authorities uncover 58 illegal workers

Authorities identified 58 suspected illegal workers in February in a joint operation between the the Public Security Police and the Labour Affairs Bureau, in which 327 different locations

Footbridge of Avenida do Nordeste costs up to MOP258 million

The footbridge at the Avenida do Nordeste is expected to cost between MOP229 million and MOP258 million, according to the Public Works Bureau. The construction of the bridge

Si Ka Lon calls for Health Voucher use in Hengqin

Lawmaker Si Ka Lon calls for the acceptance of Macau Health Voucher in medical venues in Hengqin. Trying to explain the necessity, Si said that the government had

Macau’s queer film festival to showcase 14 features

The second annual Macau International Queer Film Festival (MIQFF) will feature 14 feature films and five short films from around the world. To be held at Lisboeta Macau’s

IAM concerns with bird flu in Sweden, US

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) has expressed its concerns over reports of highly pathogenic avian flu in Svedala, Sweden and Hutchison, US, and pledged that bird products from

A case of severe flu logged

An 80-year-old local woman with chronic illness is now under intensive care and on ventilator at the public Conde de São Januário Hospital, after being diagnosed with the

F&B sector revenues decrease 29% y-o-y

Revenues of restaurants & similar establishments and retailers showed a year-on-year decrease in January 2024 due to a high comparison base in the same month last year when

FSS reminds people to complete ‘Proof of Life’

The Social Security Fund (FSS) is reminding people who need to complete their yearly “Proof of Life” to do so as soon as possible. FSS noted that, according

Hong Kong women pressured into forced marriages

In Hong Kong, a heart-wrenching scenario unfolds as ethnic minority women, born or raised in the city, narrate their experiences of being pressured into forced marriages. A

Macau and Shenzhen strengthen legal ties

Macau’s Director of Legal Affairs Services, Leong Weng In, and Shenzhen’s Justice Department Head, Jiang Xiaowen, have signed a Memorandum of Legal Cooperation, fostering closer legal relations

New undersea tunnel sets record in China

China completed the Zhanjiang Bay Undersea Tunnel, the country’s longest single-headed undersea high-speed railway shield tunnel. Spanning 9,640 meters, including a 7,551-meter shield section, this engineering marvel

Macau Central Library construction in two phases

The construction of the new Macau Central Library at Tap Seac will be implemented in two phases, according to a statement released by the Public Works Bureau. With

Over 1,000 vacancies available in USJ Career Fair

The University of Saint Joseph is curating its USJ Career Fair today, aiming to host a platform for students to seek job opportunities and explore their career paths.

International Parade to require traffic suspensions

The Macao International Parade that will be held this Sunday will require road traffic suspensions along its route, the government warned. Road users should be aware of these

Vehicle circulation tax payment period to end Apr. 2

The payment period for the Vehicle Circulation Tax for 2024 will end on Apr. 2. The government reminds vehicle owners who have not yet paid the tax that

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