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Snapshots of city’s daily life during COVID-19

2020-10-07 02:19
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People wearing facemasks walk past a huge sign that gives directions to catch the Barrier Gate-bound bus in the city centre.


Colourful rabbit-shaped paper lanterns are on display at Albergue SCM in the S. Lázaro District.


People watch a mapping show in Praça do Tap Seac.


Just a few souvenir and cosmetics shops remain open in the evening in the city centre.
Photos taken yesterday by Monica Leong, Camy Tam and Simon Wang

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