Covid-19 infectees can donate blood 14 days after their symptoms have subsided, says bureau, as concerns grow for stability of city’s blood supply.
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As Brazil’s new president takes office, officials predict that bilateral partnership will contribute to regional and global peace, stability and prosperity.
35-year-old mainland Chinese man found in Cotai hotel bathtub; 70-year-old Chinese man’s body found hanging from tree on Rua Norte do Patane.
Scheduled to open next September, Cotai-Hengqin LRT Line will connect Macao with Zhuhai Airport via express train from Hengqin Island in 30 minutes journey.
Public will be asked for their opinions on plan to build green space on Taipa Central District 2 land initially planned for a tyre park.
Bishop Stephen Lee expresses sorrow for pontiff’s passing, stressing his pastoral care and exemplary service to the Church.
December GGR down by 56.3 per cent year-on-year from MOP 7.8 billion to MOP 3.48 billion; city’s six gaming operators began new 10-year concessions yesterday.
Santos replaces former social affairs and culture secretary Alexis Tam, who retires after 33 years in civil service.
Newly appointed ambassador has spent almost half of 30-year diplomatic career in Brazil; says bilateral relations have become increasingly mature and stable.
Chief Executive also hopes Macao people will gradually adapt to post-pandemic life, do their best to protect themselves and work together to resume fully normal economic and social activities.
Based on existing data and models, Covid-19 peaked from 21-23 December, says Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Elsie Ao Ieong U; city currently facing peak of severe cases.
Purchases restricted to single unit of fever, cold and cough medicines and 10 RAT kits per head; pharmacies warned not to raise prices unreasonably.