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Forum slams Hac Sa Beach bus route change

2017-05-15 08:00
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Guest speakers and members of the audience at yesterday’s Macau Forum disagreed with the Transport Bureau’s (DSAT) recent changes to public bus route 25 – its terminus having been changed from Hac Sa Beach to Coloane Village – as it has made it less convenient for residents to travel between the beach and Coloane Village. They urged the bureau to return the route to the former one.
Guest speakers also slammed the bureau for carelessness when it adjusts the city’s public bus routes.

The weekly open-air debate is hosted by government-owned broadcaster TDM in Areia Preta Park every Sunday.


Guest speakers and audience members attend TDM’s Macau Forum in Areia Preta Park yesterday. Photo: Tony Wong

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