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Monday passed with no new case of COVID-19 in Macao

No new case of COVID-19 was recorded in Macao on Monday (6 April). The tally of confirmed infection cases in the city remains at 44.



CE leads a silence tribute to mourn COVID-19 victims

The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, led today Government officials to stand in a three-minute silence, in tribute to the victims in China of the novel coronavirus and its associated infection COVID-19.






Macao confirms 42nd COVID-19 case

The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre has confirmed a new case of imported COVID-19 infection, taking to 42 the tally of confirmed cases in Macao.


UM to resume postgraduate oral defences on 4 May; students at coursework stage to continue with distance learning

In accordance with the guidelines issued by the Higher Education Bureau of the Macao Special Administrative Region and considering the actual circumstances of the University of Macau (UM), the university will resume PhD and master’s oral defences on 4 May. Students of PhD, master’s, and postgraduate certificate/diploma programmes at coursework stage will continue with distance learning until the end of this semester. Master’s and PhD students who are at research stage and need to return to the campus for special reasons, such as for their laboratory work and research, should seek approval from the university in advance. UM stresses that students must not return to the campus without approval.


Flags to fly at half-mast to mourn COVID-19 victims

The national flag, along with the flag of the Macao Special Administrative Region, will be displayed at half-mast on Saturday (4 April) to mourn the victims in China of the novel coronavirus and its associated infection COVID-19.


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