From today, Macao residents arriving from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Brazil and the Philippines and transferring to Macao via special ferry need certification saying they have tested negative from COVID-19.
The Macao government confirmed tonight the city’s 46th COVID-19 case, a 57-year-old Filipino Macao resident.
No more patients under treatment for COVID-19 after the last of Macau’s 45 COVID-19 patients was discharged from hospital today.
Alvis Lo Iek Long, a clinical director of the public Conde S. Januário Hospital Centre, said that the local government will continue its fight against the COVID-19 threat “as a matter of routine”, coinciding with the gradual restoration of normality in the community with the city’s COVID-19 spread risk “under control”.
The Macau government’s current NAT scheme at the Taipa Ferry Terminal will be extended from today to mainlanders based on some exemptions.
A local medical team will join a national medical team today which will then depart from Chongqing for Algeria to support the North African country in fighting the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic.
The 31st Macao International Fireworks Display Contest, originally slated to be held this September and October, has been cancelled due to COVID-19.
The gradual relaxation of the current entry restriction and quarantine measures between Macau and Guangdong could only get off the ground with “complementary” measures in place.
Macau has had no new imported COVID-19 cases for 24 consecutive days since April 8 – one more discharged today.
The Health Bureau announced today two more COVID-19 relapses, bringing the total number of relapses among the 45 confirmed novel coronavirus disease cases to three.
Residents could enjoy their shopping activities, as the government’s consumption subsidy smartcard scheme starts today, provided that they continue to adhere to the government’s COVID-19 prevention measures.
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Macau has had no new imported COVID-19 cases for 22 consecutive days since April 8 – 1 more discharged today and 5 have also completed the 14-day recovery isolation period. Golden Crown China Hotel has also been emptied today.
Macau has had no new imported COVID-19 cases for 21 consecutive days since April 8 – another patient discharged today.
A recovered patient has tested positive again for the novel coronavirus before his 14-day rehabilitation period was lifted.
Macau has had no new imported COVID-19 cases for 19 consecutive days since April 8 – another patient discharged.
Macau has had no new imported COVID-19 cases for 18 consecutive days since April 8 – 3 more patients discharged today.
Macau has reached 17 consecutive days without a new COVID-19 case, with another patient discharged today.
Macau hasn’t confirmed a single new COVID-19 in 16 days, the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre announced at its daily press conference about the novel coronavirus disease today.
The public hospital is studying the possible partial resumption of visitations as the COVID-19 epidemic situation in Macau has eased.
Another 2 COVID-19 patients have been discharged today and transferred to Centro Clínico de Saúde Pública for a further 14-day recovery isolation period. The 10th mask distribution has also been announced, scheduled for Wednesday, April 22.
Another 2 confirmed novel coronavirus patients were discharged today and transferred to Centro Clínico de Saúde Pública for a further 14-day recovery isolation period, becoming the city’s 21st and 22nd discharged patients.
Another 3 confirmed novel coronavirus patients were discharged today and transferred to Centro Clínico de Saúde Pública for a further 14-day recovery isolation period, bringing the total discharged to 20.
Macau’s annual Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Asia exhibition has been postponed again due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this time to December 1-3.
One more of Macau’s 45 COVID-19 patients was discharged from hospital today, leaving just 28 patients still hospitalised.
