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77 arrested, HKD5.3 million seized in prostitution bust | MACAU DAILY TIMES 澳門每日時報 (opens the original)
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Police in Guangdong and Macau simultaneously launched an operation on Wednesday, dismantling a cross-border prostitution ring run by a mainland Chinese woman and operating across the mainland and Macau, with 77 people arrested in total. The syndicate is believed to have operated since March this year, with about HKD5.3 million involved in the operation. The Judiciary Police (PJ) said at a press conference Thursday that it received a tip in July this year about a prostitution syndicate that had s
Gatehouse restoration approved as gov’t prepares old-building survey | MACAU DAILY TIMES 澳門每日時報 (opens the original)
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The Cultural Heritage Committee held its fourth plenary meeting of the year Thursday, approving restoration works for the gatehouse at Pátio das Palmas, Calçada de S. Francisco, known as the Leung Wing Hing Joss Sticks Factory. This comes as the government plans to begin a citywide baseline survey of old-district buildings in the fourth quarter of this year, with 292 buildings around Rua de Nossa Senhora do Amparo and its surrounding streets selected as the first pilot area. In a briefing to the
Height plans draw scrutiny at Taipa heritage site | MACAU DAILY TIMES 澳門每日時報 (opens the original)
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A proposed 11.2-meter building next to Sam Po Temple in Taipa has drawn scrutiny from urban planning committee members, who said its scale could overshadow the heritage site and alter the entrance to Taipa’s old town. The proposal was discussed at the Urban Planning Committee’s fifth regular meeting, where members also raised concerns about heritage conservation and development plans involving the Wong Tong Yeung Study Hall, Inner Harbour arcades and historic streetscapes. About one-third of the
Education Bureau steps up student mental health monitoring | MACAU DAILY TIMES 澳門每日時報 (opens the original)
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The education authorities have confirmed they are working with health officials on a psychological monitoring program for students, with results to be released at a later date, as concerns over student mental health intensify across the region. The Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ) said it began working with the Health Bureau (SSM) on the program around March or April of the last academic year. The initiative remains underway, with further details to be announced later. The disclosu
44 residents registered with both visual and hearing disabilities | MACAU DAILY TIMES 澳門每日時報 (opens the original)
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The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) said that, as of June this year, 44 individuals held disability assessment registration cards indicating both visual and hearing impairments, with most aged 65 or older. The figures were released in response to a written inquiry from lawmaker Leong Hong Sai calling for stronger support for residents with visual and hearing impairments. The bureau explained that the current disability classification and assessment system, which draws on international standards whil
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