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04 Feb 2020

Macau casinos to close for 2 weeks to help fight against coronavirus

Casinos in Macau will close for two weeks to help contain the coronavirus, Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng announced Tuesday. The date in which casinos will close is to be decided in the next few hours — in principle, they should close starting Wednesday.

04 Feb 2020

10th coronavirus case confirmed

The tenth confirmed coronavirus infection has just been announced by the Government Information Bureau.

04 Feb 2020

9th case of coronavirus infection in Macau

Macau’s ninth case of coronavirus infection was confirmed Tuesday morning.

04 Feb 2020

Ferry services to HK suspended but mainland links continue

All ferry services between Macau and Hong Kong were suspended from midnight Monday night, but ferries are still running between Macau’s Inner Harbour and Zhuhai’s Wanzai as well as between Macau and Shenzhen.

04 Feb 2020

Government won’t consider closing border checkpoints: Ao Ieong

For the time being, the local government will not consider closing any of the city’s border checkpoints, as many non-resident workers and local residents live in Zhuhai.

03 Feb 2020

Maritime transports between Macau and Hong Kong to stop at Monday mid-night

Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, Carrie Lam has announced Monday the closure of all border crossings with mainland China to shut out the coronavirus, except for the Shenzhen Bay joint checkpoint and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge.

03 Feb 2020

Bus passengers, bank clients must wear facemasks

Bus passengers and bank clients must wear facemasks from Monday onward, both sectors have announced.

03 Feb 2020

Air passengers drop 25% over CNY

Macau’s airport recorded 115,676 passengers between January 24, Chinese New Year’s Eve, and January 28, the fourth day of the CNY, a 25% decline compared with the same CNY period of 2019.

03 Feb 2020

Government urges employers to find local homes for imported workers living in Zhuhai

Employers to provide temporary accommodation for those who travel between Macau and Zhuhai daily and whose continued work here is considered necessary during the current novel coronavirus threat.