Employers are urged to allow staff to get tested during working hours and staff must take a rapid antigen test before heading to stations.
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Macao faces double whammy Saturday as Typhoon Signal No 8 extends until afternoon and Covid-19 cases continue to rise.
Officials mulling fourth citywide NAT as cases reach 638; residents warned once again to stay home, avoid gathering, wear a mask outdoors.
People with yellow health codes will not be assigned red codes and can go directly to original appointment location for testing within three days from 2-4 July.
Among new cases, 31 found in community while 35 detected under management and control; 10,484 individuals currently under follow up.
New function still under testing but will be rolled out as soon as possible, health chief says.
As case numbers continue to shoot up – 607 yesterday – health chiefs stress importance of repeated testing and avoiding social contact as much as possible.
Daily rapid antigen test still required for workers; it is unclear if guests are also included in the decision.
City’s Grand Touring and World Touring Car Cup events have also been cancelled this year.