After an initial burst of enthusiasm following the opening of the Barra extension, average daily passenger volumes have tailed off sharply
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The shady exchanges have been identified as ‘a very common channel for corruption and illegal money outflow’ one expert says
World Environment Day is held annually on 5 June and is aimed at encouraging the public to consider our impact on the environment
The government is building an organic recycling centre and planning a household organic waste programme
Macao braces for strong winds, heavy showers, thunderstorms and possible flooding as Tropical Storm Maliksi nears the city
The Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau will likely raise the signal from no. 1 to no. 3 today, as a tropical depression moves closer to Macao
The city is expected to face showers, thunderstorms and strong winds between Friday and Monday
Property crime made up more than half of the total amount of crimes recorded, while fraud-related cases saw the fastest rate of increase
New figures from the Labour Affairs Bureau show that there were 5,293 accidents last year compared to 4,274 in 2022 – the last full year of the Covid-19 pandemic