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First win ever for Portugal’s Monteiro in Macau
Tiago Monteiro (pictured) took victory in the Suncity Group Macau Guia Race yesterday – delivering his first ever win around the challenging Guia street circuit. The veteran driver had started the main event from third on the grid, but made a brilliant getaway to surge into the lead past front row starters Stefano Comini of Switzerland and Jean Karl Vernay of France.He was able to build up enough of a gap to hold on to his advantage through Lisboa, and seemed to be in full control until a red
November 21, 2016
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Britain’s Hickman wins 50th Motorcycle GP
Fans and spectators looked to Macau on Saturday in the hope of seeing a special race to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix and what they got was a classic confrontation from the greatest road racers in the world, with Britain’s Peter Hickman (Bathams/SMT BMW) snatching a last-gasp win in a race packed with last-gasp moments.Pole man Martin Jessopp (Riders Motorcycles BMW), also of Britain, didn’t get the start he needed to secure his first victory on the
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Portugal’s Costa wins FIA F3 World Cup
Portugal’s António Félix da Costa produced a brilliant performance to take his second victory in the Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix yesterday.The Carlin driver initially lost the lead from pole position to Brazilian teammate Sérgio Sette Câmara, but capitalised on a Safety Car restart on lap seven to retake the top spot and then hold on for victory.Câmara had had a storming first lap – picking up a good slipstream to slingshot past Britain’s Callum Ilott and Costa on the run through
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Number of young drug abusers halved: official
The number of young drug abusers has decreased by half over a period of eight years, Tang Iok Va, head of the Drug Abuse Prevention Division of the Social Welfare Bureau (IAS), said yesterday.Tang made the remarks on the sidelines of an anti-drug event hosted by the Macau General Association of Chinese Students (AECM) at Flower City garden.“According to the government’s central registration system for drug abusers, the youth segment has dropped from 20 percent to 10 percent [of the total
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Civil service couple cheat to buy HOS flat: CCAC
A married couple, both civil servants, have been picked up on suspicion of hiding their ownership of a mainland property so that they could buy a subsidised home ownership scheme (HOS) flat, according to a statement from the Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) on Friday.Talking to The Macau Post Daily by phone, a CCAC spokesperson said the husband works in the Office of the Prosecutor General while the wife works for the Housing Bureau (IH).According to the CCAC statement, the couple applied
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Grand Prix attracts many overnight visitors: Tam
Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Alexis Tam Chon Weng said yesterday that the Macau Grand Prix this year attracted visitor arrivals of 120,000 on Saturday alone, 20,000 of which stayed overnight.Tam made the comments while speaking to reporters as the four-day 63rd Macau Grand Prix wound up yesterday.“Although there were quite a few alarmingly dangerous parts, [the races] were very thrilling and very appealing, especially being the first year to have two FIA world cup races, so this
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Academic urges local youth to understand mainland
University of Macau (UM) Assistant Professor Chan Kin Sun said yesterday it was important for Macau’s young people to gain a better understanding of the mainland, so that deeper regional co-operation listed in Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On’s Policy Address 2017 last week and the government’s Five-Year Development Plan can be achieved.Chan made the remarks at Hotel Royal where he attended a seminar about talent development in the city. The one-day seminar was organised by the Macau
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Govt to submit sex crime bill to legislature
The government will submit an amendment bill on sex crimes listed in the Macau Penal Code to the legislature this week, Secretary for Administration and Justice Sonia Chan Hoi Fan said on Saturday.Speaking to reporters at Macau Tower on the sidelines of a public event, Chan said that the bill includes articles which will better protect minors.The government carried out a public consultation on the proposed amendments from December last year to February this year.PLEASE READ THE FULL ARTICLE IN
November 21, 2016 | BY admin
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Firms must be on alert for information security threats: expert
Enterprises need to be on constant alert for threats to information security since even the most advanced security systems have vulnerabilities, Macau New Technologies Incubator Centre (Manetic) Chairman Yau Chuk said yesterday.Yau spoke to reporters at the 7th SAFE-T Summit hosted by Manetic at the Macau Science Centre, an event aiming to raise information security awareness.Yau said the government had high standards of supervision over information security for companies because of the
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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Woman scammed out of 4.98 million yuan online by ‘Macau’ man
A woman from the mainland was cheated out of 4.98 million yuan by her online “boyfriend” who claimed to be a Macau resident, according to a Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesperson at a press briefing yesterday.According to the spokesperson, the woman moved from the mainland to Sydney in 2008. On July 3 this year, she became acquainted with a man via an online messaging service who claimed to be the manger of an entertainment company in Macau, and a cyber romance began.On September 8, the man
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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Traffic jams during Grand Prix 1st day: police
There were traffic jams and “slow moving traffic” on the northern part of the peninsula yesterday morning, the first day of the annual Macau Grand Prix, which ends on Sunday, the Public Security Police (PSP) said in a statement yesterday.According to the statement, during the 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. rush hour, the traffic was very busy and “slow” in Rua de Francisco Xavier Pereira, Avenida do Coronel Mesquita and Avenida de Sidónio Pais.There were traffic jams in Avenida do Almirante
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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Culture chief expects craft market sales to do well
Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) President Guilherme Ung Vai Meng said yesterday he expected sales at the Tap Seac Craft Market to do well despite the city’s economic downturn.The biannual event inaugurated in 2008 is Macau’s first large-scale platform for the display and sale of cultural and creative products, also featuring music performances, according to a statement by the Cultural Affairs Bureau. Ung made the remarks on the sidelines of the event’s opening ceremony in Praça do Tap
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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Boats collide near Friendship Bridge, 3 injured
Three men were injured in a collision between a sand barge and a fishing boat in the waters near Friendship Bridge at around 9:30 p.m. yesterday, according to the Macau Customs Service.Seven crew members were on the fishing boat, of which three men and a woman were taken ashore by a Macau Customs Service speedboat. The remaining three crew members stayed on the vessel. According to the Public Security Police (PSP), the three men were injured and were taken to the public Conde de Sao Januario
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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Veteran educator stresses patriotic education
Veteran educator Lau Sin Peng said yesterday that the city had a long history of teaching locals to be patriotic, adding that the population’s patriotic education must remain an imperative for the government. Lau, the former principal of Seong Fan School, made the remarks at the private Macau University of Science and Technology (MUST) in Taipa, where she spoke to students about Dr Sun Yat-sen’s life in Macau and his republican ideology.Dr Sun, also known as Sun Zhongshan or Sun Wen,
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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Police nab ex-casino worker for staff locker thefts
The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested a local man – a former employee of two casinos – on Wednesday on suspicion of having broken into staff lockers in four casinos and stealing money, worth a total of 13,000 patacas. The suspect managed to slip inside staff areas of the four casinos because he used to work in them and knew his way around, according to the Judiciary Police.PJ spokeswoman Lei Hong Lei announced the case in a press conference yesterday.Lei identified the suspect as a 23-year old
November 18, 2016 | BY admin
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