Professionals reassured that a public housing construction site do not have problems of ’tilting’, after two legislators claimed that contractors used ‘half day’ to ‘straighten up’ the ’tilted’ parts. (more…)
The Macau Maritime Terminal underground carpark reopens partially, as flooding had forced it to close for emergency maintenance. (more…)
Results published by the Government showed that Macau’s tourism carrying capacity in 2007 had stayed within the social optimal capacity range. (more…)
The Government promised to help small business to overcome their difficulties as a result of the ‘unexpected’ devastation caused by a powerful typhoon earlier this week, while clearing up is still under way. (more…)
Secretary for Transport and Public Works admitted that improvements are necessary for contingency in natural disasters in Macau. (more…)
Customers of two Macau banks stopped queueing up to withdraw their deposits, and services returned to normal. (more…)
A rumour on ownership of Lehman Brothers bonds caused large amount of customers queueing up in two Macau banks to withdraw their money. (more…)
Macau’s transparency index has retrograded, according to Transparency International, owing to its bidding regime for public projects. (more…)
The combine effect of gales and rain brought by a strong typhoon plus astronomical tide has caused substantial damage to Macau, as Hagupit continued to affect Macau this morning (24 September). (more…)
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