The complex causes of suicide and stigma surrounding the experience of mental and emotional difficulties are some of the factors that are hampering preventive efforts
Kenny Fong
Reporter
Kenny was born in Macao, but spent his formative years in Brisbane, Australia. In 2015, he returned to Macao and worked as a teacher at various schools, including Macao Anglican College and Colegio Dom Bosco. In order to further pursue his love of writing and current affairs, he joined Macao News as a reporter in 2023. In his spare time, he enjoys watching Hong Kong movies and reading literature from all corners of the world.
The young couple has earned a strong online following for their YouTube videos that explain the ins-and-outs of Chinese cuisine
Despite being a popular shooting location, and growing global demand for film-inspired tourism, Macao’s film tourism industry remains underdeveloped
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