The upper income threshold has gone down by seven percent, making it harder to qualify for Macao’s subsidised housing scheme and suggesting a call-out for the next round of applicants is imminent.
Plans are afoot to transform the historic quarter into a ‘cultural and creative park’ through a public-private partnership.
Officials say that Oliver Ma, who has been linked to Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement, was deported for not following the conditions of his entry permit.
This is the most serious case involving the Public Prosecutions Office since prosecutor general Ho Chio Meng was sentenced to 21 years in 2017.
The remnants of Typhoon Haikui are being felt in the city, with meteorologists warning of bad weather for most of the day and advising residents to monitor for updates.
Thirty-seven percent of riders’ surveyed reported feeling exhausted by their jobs. Even more bemoaned their employers’ weak worker protection measures.
The latest crime statistics are out, showing a year-on-year increase in the scams and other deceptions that are becoming a serious problem in Macao.
The new hospital will also start recruiting doctors, nurses and administrators in October – about half the headcount required for its first phase of operations.
