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Legislator proposes bill on disclosure of subsidised groups’ accounts

Legislator proposes bill on disclosure of subsidised groups’ accounts

Lawmaker-cum-activist Sulu Sou Ka Hou, a vice-president of the non-establishment New Macau Association (NMA), said on Wednesday that he submitted a bill on the disclosure of accounts by publicly subsidised associations to the Legislative Assembly (AL) last week, proposing a number of amendments to current legislation on the matter.
Hotel worker arrested for filming upskirt video

Hotel worker arrested for filming upskirt video

A male non-resident worker was arrested on Tuesday for using his smartphone to film an upskirt video of a local woman, Public Security Police (PSP) spokesman Choi Iok Kin said during a regular press conference on Wednesday. 
7th Macau Industrial Product Show to sell some products for MOP 1

7th Macau Industrial Product Show to sell some products for MOP 1

The 7th Macau Industrial Product Show will take place from 1 to 4 October, and there will be some special products on offer for the general public that will be sold for just one pataca, Wang Sai Man, a vice-chairman of the board of directors of one of the main organisers, the Industrial Association of Macau, said on Wednesday.
Hong Kong quarantine extended to 7 September

Hong Kong quarantine extended to 7 September

The Hong Kong government announced today that the quarantine requirements for those arriving in Hong Kong from mainland China, Macao and Taiwan have been extended until 7 September.
Covid-19 tests required for inbound passengers to China

Covid-19 tests required for inbound passengers to China

China requires all inbound passengers to provide a negative nucleic acid test result before their flights, its civil aviation regulator said on Tuesday, as part of efforts to curb the cross-border spread of Covid-19 amid increased international travel.
Historian says altering street names may affect Macao’s special position

Historian says altering street names may affect Macao’s special position

Any rash alterations to Macao’s street names will endanger the co-existence of Chinese and Portuguese features in Macao, potentially affecting Macao’s strategic position as the bridge between China and Lusophone countries, said Paul Chan Wai Chi, a high school history teacher and former legislator.
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