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OVER 66 PCT OF FIRES CAUSED BY HUMAN ERROR: FIRE SERVICES BUREAU
The Fire Services Bureau (CB) yesterday announced the number of fire attendances
in the first three quarters of this year, in which human error remained the most
common cause of fires, accounting for 66.47 percent of the total number of fire
attendances, urging the public not to leave their cooking unattended and to turn
off all their electrical appliances before leaving home, while also being
careful in handling and disposing of flammable items in their daily life,
including cigarette
October 17, 2024
BY Yuki Lei
NEW COLOANE JAIL TO START OPERATING ON SATURDAY
The Correctional Services Bureau (DSC) announced yesterday that inmates held at
the current prison on Rua de São Francisco Xavier (聖方濟各街) will be transferred on
Saturday to the city’s new jail on Estrada da Barragem de Ka Ho (九澳堤壩馬路), both
of which are located in Coloane.In response to the Post’s enquiry as to whether
the relocation will include its “special detention zone” next to the Academy of
the Public Security Forces for inmates requiring special detention,
October 17, 2024
BY Yuki Lei
22 MPU STUDENTS PRESENT WORKS AT CREATIVE MACAU
The Creative Macau gallery in Nape is showcasing the works of 22 students from
the Macao Polytechnic University (MPU) until October 26 for an exhibition
entitled “Time Pixels”, showcasing creativity through different mediums.The
artworks were created by 22 year-four students who are mainly from the public
university’s Visual Arts Programme.A recent statement on Creative Macau’s
website notes that the students completed the works during the “Social Artistic
Practice” and “Sociology
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
NOTICE ON FURTHER OPTIMIZING VISA POLICIES FOR FOREIGN MACAO RESIDENTS TO TRAVEL
TO THE MAINLAND
2024/10/16In order to further facilitate personnel exchanges between the Macao
SAR and the Mainland, the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs in Macao will provide more convenient visa policies for foreign Macao
residents (including permanent residents and non-permanent residents) to travel
to the Mainland from October 16, 2024. The specific arrangements are as
follows:1. Foreign Macao residents who travel to the Mainland for short-term
tourism, trade, visiting
October 17, 2024
BY admin
OVER 66 PCT OF FIRES CAUSED BY HUMAN ERROR: FIRE SERVICES BUREAU
The Fire Services Bureau (CB) yesterday announced the number of fire attendances
in the first three quarters of this year, in which human error remained the most
common cause of fires, accounting for 66.47 percent of the total number of fire
attendances, urging the public not to leave their cooking unattended and to turn
off all their electrical appliances before leaving home, while also being
careful in handling and disposing of flammable items in their daily life,
including cigarette
October 17, 2024
BY Yuki Lei
NEW COLOANE JAIL TO START OPERATING ON SATURDAY
The Correctional Services Bureau (DSC) announced yesterday that inmates held at
the current prison on Rua de São Francisco Xavier (聖方濟各街) will be transferred on
Saturday to the city’s new jail on Estrada da Barragem de Ka Ho (九澳堤壩馬路), both
of which are located in Coloane.In response to the Post’s enquiry as to whether
the relocation will include its “special detention zone” next to the Academy of
the Public Security Forces for inmates requiring special detention,
October 17, 2024
BY Yuki Lei
22 MPU STUDENTS PRESENT WORKS AT CREATIVE MACAU
The Creative Macau gallery in Nape is showcasing the works of 22 students from
the Macao Polytechnic University (MPU) until October 26 for an exhibition
entitled “Time Pixels”, showcasing creativity through different mediums.The
artworks were created by 22 year-four students who are mainly from the public
university’s Visual Arts Programme.A recent statement on Creative Macau’s
website notes that the students completed the works during the “Social Artistic
Practice” and “Sociology
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
NOTICE ON FURTHER OPTIMIZING VISA POLICIES FOR FOREIGN MACAO RESIDENTS TO TRAVEL
TO THE MAINLAND
2024/10/16In order to further facilitate personnel exchanges between the Macao
SAR and the Mainland, the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs in Macao will provide more convenient visa policies for foreign Macao
residents (including permanent residents and non-permanent residents) to travel
to the Mainland from October 16, 2024. The specific arrangements are as
follows:1. Foreign Macao residents who travel to the Mainland for short-term
tourism, trade, visiting
October 17, 2024
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Over 66 pct of fires caused by human error: Fire Services Bureau
New Coloane jail to start operating on Saturday
22 MPU students present works at Creative Macau
Notice on Further Optimizing Visa Policies for Foreign Macao Residents to Travel
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With about three to five concerts being held in Macau every week, Macau’s
“concert economy” is very “hot”, boosting the number of visitor arrivals and
economic development, StarMac Entertainment Chief Executive Officer Lou Kit Long
said yesterday.Lou made the remarks in a phone-in programme hosted by public
broadcaster TDM’s Chinese-language radio station, Ou Mun Tin Toi. Yesterday’s
episode discussed how the “entertainment and convention” industry can boost the
city’s
October 17, 2024
BY Ginnie Liang
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The 29th Macao International Trade & Investment Fair (29th MIF) and the Macao
Franchise Expo 2024 (2024MFE) kicked-off yesterday at The Venetian Macao’s Cotai
Expo, with the two-fair event attracting over 1,300 exhibitors throughout its
run.Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng, Secretary for Economy and Finance Lei Wai Nong,
Director of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macau
Special Administrative Region (MSAR) Zheng Xincong, and Commissioner of the
Commission of
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
LEGISLATORS PASS BILL ON PROPERTY & COMMERCIAL REGISTRATION
The Legislative Assembly (AL) yesterday passed a government-initiated bill that
will allow residents to process their property, commercial registrations and
notary procedures online through their “Macao One Account” or “Business &
Associations Platform” mobile app.The new law will take effect on December
1.Lawmaker-cum-lawyer Vong Hin Fai, who heads the legislature’s 3rd Standing
Committee, said during yesterday’s plenary session that the government will
expand the scope of its
October 17, 2024
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UTM TO HOST ‘DISCOVERY DAY’ NEXT SATURDAY
The Macao University of Tourism (UTM) will host its “Discovery Day: Exploring
Educational Excellence” next Saturday, October 26, aiming to offer the latest
admission information and insights into its academic characteristics and culture
to local students and parents, as well as those from neighbouring regions,
according to a recent statement by the public university.The statement noted
that the free-admission event, which will also offer “a glimpse of university
life”, will feature
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
POLICE BUST NEW TYPE OF ILLEGAL CURRENCY EXCHANGE SCAM
Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Chong Kam Leong said during a regular press
conference yesterday that two men from the mainland have been arrested for
involvement in a new type of illegal currency exchange scam tactic.The
27-year-old suspects are a farmer surnamed Wu and a salesman surnamed Zhang.
Both victims are males from the mainland.According to Chong, one of the victims
arranged a currency exchange deal with Wu on WeChat last Thursday. They met in a
hotel guestroom, where the victim
October 17, 2024
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Commission under President Ursula von der Leyen may now finally get its
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automobiles from China off the ground. The protectionist tariffs were proposed
in June by the Commission, which claimed that China-made EVs were benefitting
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The Creative Macau gallery in Nape is showcasing the works of 22 students from
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entitled “Time Pixels”, showcasing creativity through different mediums.The
artworks were created by 22 year-four students who are mainly from the public
university’s Visual Arts Programme.A recent statement on Creative Macau’s
website notes that the students completed the works during the “Social Artistic
Practice” and “Sociology
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King, “The Life of Chuck” Imagine that the world is ending. Civil society has
begun to collapse, extreme weather disasters are affecting every state, region
and country, while food shortages are rampant. There are frequent power
shortages, until one day, there just isn’t any while the internet goes dark. And
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TO THE MAINLAND
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SAR and the Mainland, the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs in Macao will provide more convenient visa policies for foreign Macao
residents (including permanent residents and non-permanent residents) to travel
to the Mainland from October 16, 2024. The specific arrangements are as
follows:1. Foreign Macao residents who travel to the Mainland for short-term
tourism, trade, visiting
October 17, 2024
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CONCERTS BOOST LOCAL ECONOMY: STARMAC CEO
With about three to five concerts being held in Macau every week, Macau’s
“concert economy” is very “hot”, boosting the number of visitor arrivals and
economic development, StarMac Entertainment Chief Executive Officer Lou Kit Long
said yesterday.Lou made the remarks in a phone-in programme hosted by public
broadcaster TDM’s Chinese-language radio station, Ou Mun Tin Toi. Yesterday’s
episode discussed how the “entertainment and convention” industry can boost the
city’s
October 17, 2024
BY Ginnie Liang
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The 29th Macao International Trade & Investment Fair (29th MIF) and the Macao
Franchise Expo 2024 (2024MFE) kicked-off yesterday at The Venetian Macao’s Cotai
Expo, with the two-fair event attracting over 1,300 exhibitors throughout its
run.Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng, Secretary for Economy and Finance Lei Wai Nong,
Director of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macau
Special Administrative Region (MSAR) Zheng Xincong, and Commissioner of the
Commission of
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
LEGISLATORS PASS BILL ON PROPERTY & COMMERCIAL REGISTRATION
The Legislative Assembly (AL) yesterday passed a government-initiated bill that
will allow residents to process their property, commercial registrations and
notary procedures online through their “Macao One Account” or “Business &
Associations Platform” mobile app.The new law will take effect on December
1.Lawmaker-cum-lawyer Vong Hin Fai, who heads the legislature’s 3rd Standing
Committee, said during yesterday’s plenary session that the government will
expand the scope of its
October 17, 2024
BY Ginnie Liang
UTM TO HOST ‘DISCOVERY DAY’ NEXT SATURDAY
The Macao University of Tourism (UTM) will host its “Discovery Day: Exploring
Educational Excellence” next Saturday, October 26, aiming to offer the latest
admission information and insights into its academic characteristics and culture
to local students and parents, as well as those from neighbouring regions,
according to a recent statement by the public university.The statement noted
that the free-admission event, which will also offer “a glimpse of university
life”, will feature
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
POLICE BUST NEW TYPE OF ILLEGAL CURRENCY EXCHANGE SCAM
Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Chong Kam Leong said during a regular press
conference yesterday that two men from the mainland have been arrested for
involvement in a new type of illegal currency exchange scam tactic.The
27-year-old suspects are a farmer surnamed Wu and a salesman surnamed Zhang.
Both victims are males from the mainland.According to Chong, one of the victims
arranged a currency exchange deal with Wu on WeChat last Thursday. They met in a
hotel guestroom, where the victim
October 17, 2024
BY William Chan
BE WARY OF FAKE ‘MACAO SPENDING REWARDS’ LUCKY DRAW SMS SCAM: PJ
The Judiciary Police (PJ) warned members of the public in a statement yesterday
of a fake “Macao Spending Rewards” lucky draw phishing SMS sent out by scammers,
wherein victims’ information can be used for unauthorised transactions.According
to the statement, the Judiciary Police have recently discovered that scammers
have been randomly sending out phishing messages to residents under the guise of
“Macao Spending Rewards”, claiming that one can enter a “lucky draw” by opening
an
October 17, 2024
BY Rui Pastorin
OVER 66 PCT OF FIRES CAUSED BY HUMAN ERROR: FIRE SERVICES BUREAU
The Fire Services Bureau (CB) yesterday announced the number of fire attendances
in the first three quarters of this year, in which human error remained the most
common cause of fires, accounting for 66.47 percent of the total number of fire
attendances, urging the public not to leave their cooking unattended and to turn
off all their electrical appliances before leaving home, while also being
careful in handling and disposing of flammable items in their daily life,
including cigarette
October 17, 2024
BY Yuki Lei
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