Second confirmed case of the Wuhan coronavirus in Macau.
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Locals can each buy a maximum of 10 surgical masks every 10 days at designated pharmacies upon presentation of their Macau ID card starting Thursday night.
In the first meeting of the newly-established Cybersecurity Commission earlier this week, Chief Executive Ho lat Seng, who chairs the commission, underlined that the implementation of the new Cybersecurity Law “is not a mere formality”.
The first Wuhan viral pneumonia case in Macau has been confirmed.
The local government announced the immediate setting-up of a centre tasked with responding to the Wuhan pneumonia outbreak and coordinating the local authorities’ measures to tackle the public health menace.
The Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal can accommodate up to 755 arriving and departing passengers simultaneously.
The government reassures the public that it has improved preventive work to minimise risks affecting Macau.
Government-initiated bill amendment proposes to expressly grant the Judiciary Police “exclusive competence” to investigate crimes endangering national security and crimes related to cybersecurity.
Some 230 million public bus passengers were recorded last year, a new record, a year-on-year increase of over 6%.