Man with ‘unknown disease’ flashes women in park: police

The Cultural Heritage Committee held this year’s first plenary meeting yesterday at the Macau Cultural Centre (CCM), during which all its members backed the Macau Cultural Development Fund’s (FDC) decision last year to launch an incentive programme for preserving historic buildings, according to committee member and spokesperson Wu Chou Kit.Wu, Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) President Leong Wai Man and FDC Administrative Committee Acting President Hoi Kam Un co-hosted a press conference after

Macau has around 780 residential buildings and the residents living in them have a recycling rate of 50 to 60 percent, Choi Tat Meng, deputy convener of the Taipa and Coloane Community Service Consultative Council, said yesterday.Choi made the remarks during a press briefing after the council’s closed-door meeting with Environmental Protection Bureau (DSPA) officials.Choi said that according to DSPA officials, in Iao Hon district the bureau will set up a recycling “green points” station,