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Consumer Council and DSE patrol over 630 shops Supply and prices of daily necessities remain stable

Consumer Council and DSE patrol over 630 shops

After Typhoon Manghkut leaves, the Consumer Council and Economic Bureau (DSE) sent out staff to patrol over 630 shops on 17 september, including supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores and other retail outlets. During patrol, shops kept on restocking food items, bottled water, household sanitation items, etc., the supply and prices of all items remain stable.
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Preparation work crucial to reduce Typhoon Mangkhut’s impact

The Government holds a press briefing to conclude the civil protection efforts regarding super typhoon Mangkhut.

The civil protection efforts in preparing for the passage of Typhoon Mangkhut were essential in order to reduce the negative impact of the storm in the community, as intended by the Government, said today the Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak.
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After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

Classes and work to resume at UM on Tuesday

UM’s top management checks on students who remained on campus during the typhoon

Classes and work will resume at the University of Macau tomorrow (18 September).
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After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

After Typhoon Mangkhut, non-governmental organisations work together with the security authorities to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

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