Only 3 of 12 ‘quarantine hotels’ still in operation, while Jai Alai will return to its hospitality role.
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All air passengers – including Macau residents – must obtain a certificate confirming that they have tested negative for COVID-19, before they are allowed to board their flight to Macau.
A public relations staff and a security guard were arrested on Saturday for smuggling six mainlanders into Macau and arranging hotel rooms for them, while two mainlanders were arrested later that day for using forged documents to enter the city
The world’s number of confirmed COVID-19 cases topped two million today. Meanwhile, Macau has 45 confirmed novel coronavirus cases – 16 of which have been discharged – with no deaths.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts Macau’s gross domestic product (GDP) to drop 29.6% in real terms this year.
Macau’s 28th confirmed novel coronavirus patient was discharged today and transferred to Centro Clínico de Saúde Pública for a further 14-day recovery isolation period, becoming the city’s 16th discharged patient. The Jai Alai Hotel – which had been used for quarantine – has also been emptied today.
The deadline for social housing application has been extended to June 26. For document re-submission, the deadline has also been postponed to July 24.
As local coronavirus infections associated with overseas arrivals continue to increase in the country, stringent measures have been taken to trace and control the cases.
Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng underlines the importance of biosecurity in his National Security Education Day address.