Existing social welfare measures to continue – CE
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Tuesday, October 3, 2023
Public servants to see wage increases starting Jan 1, 2024 – CE
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Economic diversification plan to be announced very soon – Ho Iat Seng
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The University of Macau is now one of the world’s top 200 universities
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Bank of Mongolia to implement monetary policy to reduce inflation to 6% next year
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Reports say two senior bank officials and another suspect have been detained
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Health Bureau urges public to stay alert to dengue threat
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A government auction of two plots of land attracted just one bid
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Macau reports first Monkeypox case
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Police expect 500,000 daily entry and exits during seven-day holiday
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Information on crowd levels around Macao will be available in Golden Week
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CE vows 2024 livelihood benefits ‘to be no less than previous year’: Kai Fong
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Applications begin for over 5,400 gov’t-subsidised flats
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Public leisure facilities only open with proven safety
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Over 5,000 cyber-attacks recorded per day on local critical infrastructures: PJ
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Taxi driver group frowns upon gov’t plan to increase number of new licenses to 500 – Media
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Applications for rental housing for seniors to start in Nov
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Free flu jab campaign to start on Monday
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More diversified frameworks for tourism investments are needed, says UNWTO
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Privacy office records 2 healthcare entities breaching Personal Data Protection Law
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City leader meets with local deputies to national legislature over policy address
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Govt lowers maximum income ceiling, assets for public housing applicants
Macau l Macau Daily Times
Double danger
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