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Macao resumes casino operations from 8am

Gaming operations at all Macao casinos will be resumed with effect from 8am today, as Typhoon Mangkhut is moving away from Macao and Typhoon Signal No.3 has been issued.


Border Gate checkpoint resumes service from 8am

The Border Gate checkpoint and the Zhuhai-Macao Crossborder Industrial Zone Checkpoint will respectively resume operations from 8am today.


Utmost effort to restore community life after typhoon

The Government has pledged its utmost effort to remove, once the typhoon signal has been scaled back, typhoon-related debris on streets. This is in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.


The Government holds a press briefing to conclude the measures taken during Typhoon Mangkhut affecting Macao and to outline the plans for returning community life to normal when the existing typhoon signal is s either lowered or cancelled. Giving updates on the briefing are: Secretary for Security Mr Wong Sio Chak; Commissioner-General of the Unitary Police Service and commander of the joint civil protection operations Mr Ma Io Kun; Director of the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau Mr Tam Vai Man; representative of Companhia de Electricidade de Macau (CEM) Mr Leong Pou U; Chairman of Administration Committee of the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau Mr Jose Maria da Fonseca Tavares; and Director of the Transport Bureau Mr Lam Hin San.



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