A male kindergarten assistant facing sexual abuse charges has been released on his own recognizance, the Public Prosecution Office (MP) has announced.
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Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak said Thursday that the government was open-minded about whether the Macau Public Security Forces Discipline Supervision Committee should be granted more powers, such as investigation powers for certain cases or complaints against law enforcement officers by residents.
The Judiciary Police (PJ) confirmed Thursday that they have received parents’ reports about suspected sexual abuse at a local kindergarten, in which two girls are the alleged victims.
Unitary Police Service (SPU) Commissioner-General Ma Io Kun reassured the public Wednesday that Macau’s public security situation is “stable and fine”.
The adjusted fees of delivery services for non-resident parents will be officially applied starting from June 1, the Health Bureau announced Monday.
The police arrested 110 men and women from the mainland at several casino-hotel resorts in Cotai between Friday and Sunday for illegally engaging in currency-exchange activities and various other illegal activities.
The government will start to distribute its annual “wealth-sharing” cash handouts to residents from early July, Executive Council spokesman Leong Heng Teng announced Thursday.
The government says that the city’s first-ever typhoon drill named “Crystal Fish” succeeded in testing its recently drafted evacuation plan and its also recently designed command platform for emergency response.
A mainlander has been arrested as his company allegedly scammed a financial institution on the mainland out of US$5 million (about 40 million patacas), the Judiciary Police (PJ) have announced at a special press conference at their headquarters.