Around 138,000 tourists made their way to Macao yesterday, exceeding the government’s daily average forecast of 100,000 visitor arrivals     
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        In an official address, outgoing Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng drew attention to the highlights of his term, from improved governance to economic diversification    
        After nearly 4.5 years of construction, the Macao Bridge has officially opened, coinciding with the National Day holiday    
        The Macau Bridge officially opens to vehicular traffic on 1 October, following a successful community walk that attracted 21,000 residents.    
        The local meteorological agency expects the minimum temperature to be lowered to a more tolerable 21°C starting from tomorrow    
        Fans and water were handed out to residents during yesterday’s walk to help them combat temperatures that were 33°C or higher    
        The SAR and Timor-Leste inked a memorandum of understanding last week, promising to forge closer ties between the two cities    
        Cars, motorbikes and other vehicles will be able to cross the new bridge from 2 pm on 1 October     
        To mark this year’s National Day celebrations, Macao’s train system will waive fares between 29 September and 1 October, while all public buses will be free of charge on 1 October    
 
					
										 
					
										 
					
										 
					
										 
					
										 
					
										 
					
										 
					
										