Known as ‘Arraial’, festivals use augmented reality to attract tourists, and have proved popular online too; may be extended to other parts of Macao.
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Lift company technicians use extinguishers to put out blaze, probably caused by short circuit, before fire brigade arrives.
Two-thirds say they are too time and resource poor to raise family; small minority candidly admit they ‘simply dislike children’.
Move follows criticism of handling of Inner Harbour fishing boat inferno last April; vessel owners likely to be subject to new fire prevention regulations.
Decision follows partial relaxation of entry ban on foreigners which allowed Indonesian and Filipino helpers back into Macao.
Government loosens entry restrictions after considering Covid-19 pandemic situation and needs of ‘home alone’ husbands and wives.
As only city in the Greater Bay Area without 5G, Macao lags behind in tech stakes; CTM awaits licence from government, stating it has been ready since last summer.
More car parks, online meter payment, and more ‘green’ transport on drawing board; cable car plan defended as tourist attraction.
Four new rail lines should be running by 2028; 10 kilometres of elevated walkways to thread their way above city’s most congested areas; electric-powered vehicles to be encouraged.