A 22-year-old woman, who had not been vaccinated, has tested positive yesterday for Covid-19 after arriving Macao from the UK, via Singapore.
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NAT validity for travel between Macao and its neighbouring province could be extended to those who have had at least one Covid-19 jab.
The 20-year-old female patient, who had not been inoculated, tested weakly positive for Covid-19 after flying from the UK via Singapore.
Failing to report travel history or faking Macao Health Code may lead to up to six months in prison, officials warn.
Medical experts are investigating after the 29-year-old suffered from petechiae on his lips, arms and legs two days after being vaccinated.
Officials are still thrashing out the details of who and how many can travel, but can only give the green light once Hong Kong reports no new local cases for 28 days.
University of Macau teams finds that people want to be rewarded for getting vaccinated and want trusted information about the pros and cons of inoculation.
The city now has 18 inoculation facilities, and one in three residents has had at least one jab.
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