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COVID-19 wave hits The Macau Post Daily team

2022-12-23 20:38
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This is just to inform our readers that the current COVID-19 wave in Macau following the government's recent decision to ease its novel coronavirus prevention and control curbs has affected also our team.

Consequently, this website cannot be updated every day for the time being. We hope for your understanding. 

We plan to resume our print version next Wednesday, provided that most our team members will be back on board at that time. 

We wish our readers, advertisers and distribution a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 

– Harald Bruning

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