The eventful life of Macau’s family and gaming industry patriarch Stanley Ho Hung Sun

Macau reported two COVID-19 positive cases yesterday, and the two carriers had engaged in normal daily activities in the community before they were diagnosed yesterday, while the local government said yesterday that for the time being it did not plan to launch a mandatory citywide nucleic acid testing (NAT) drive because the sources of the two cases’ infection have been clearly identified.One of the cases, a man who works in Zhuhai and lives in Macau, has been classified as imported, while

The Macau government announced today the city's 45th COVID-19 case, pointing out that it is another imported case of the highly infectious disease. According to a statement by the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre, the 45th patient is a 32-year-old male resident who returned from Cambodia. The statement pointed out that the man told Macau Health Bureau (SSM) official that he came down with a fever and cough on March 20. He took Angkor Air flight K6198 (seat 20D) on