Fifty-seven-year-old male taken to Kiang Wu Hospital for emergency treatment; Health Bureau urges people to use high quality gas appliances and install alarms.
Community
Opening hours lengthened as business gradually returns to normal; customers urged to make appointments ahead of time.
Officials promise to conduct investigations and inflict penalties on employer if law has been breached.
Spate of suicides sees three people kill themselves in less than a week; foul play ruled out, post mortems to be carried out shortly.
Sunday records fifth highest single-day temperature, and second hottest in July, since 1952; more of the same to come this week.
52-year-old woman failed to turn up for work; colleague discovered her in dormitory hanging from bunk bed frame; post mortem due shortly.
Workers clear around 50 tonnes of garbage so far this month; independent company called in to assist Marine and Water Bureau.
Forecasters point to high temperatures in Guangdong and around the world, likely to be more frequent under effects of global warming.
Macao playing its part, rolling out air quality improvement measures, including optimising and raising emission limits for exhaust gases from vehicles.