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Macau’s former chief public prosecutor Ho Chio Meng was sentenced on Friday to 21 year behind bars for over 1,000 crimes including corruption, fraud, embezzlement, organised crime, money laundering and unjustified wealth.The court said in its judgement that Ho’s “behaviour was a severe violation of the law’s obligations,” adding that as a former prosecutor he “was supposed to know the law and abide by the law, and have strict self-discipline”.Due to his former status as one of

Macau's Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre has announced that in response to the changes of the COVID-19 situation, the criteria for setting up a lockdown zone (red-coded zone) has been adjusted from buildings with two positive COVID-19 cases to be subject to control measures, to buildings with two flats or two families (collectively living in more than one room) with positive cases to be subject to control measures.People living in a red-coded zone are not allowed the leave the