Planning to welcome the Year of the Dragon at A-Ma Temple? Why not take the light rail?
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Issued last night, the alert indicates that the Year of the Dragon will begin with temperatures hovering around 10 degrees celsius.
In the wake of Hong Kong’s embarrassment over a football match failure, several lawmakers say they’re worried Macao is setting itself up for a fall.
A daily rate of 120,000 visitors – the same as Christmas Eve – has been forecast for the upcoming holiday period, which kicks off 10 February.
Under a new proposal, qualified foreigners in the city would be able to cross the border to Hengqin with fewer hassles.
Construction of a new overpass may lead to some navigational challenges for ferry operators but the terminal will keep operating normally, officials say.
The onset of a cold front today will bring lower temperatures, with the weather expected to be mostly cloudy and rainy this week.
Modelling by the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau shows that even with some curbing of global emissions, Macao will swelter.
Eighty-eight people in Macao ended their lives by suicide last year. Most were men above the age of 45, according to official data.