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Government personnel boarding the chartered flight make preparations for the return of Macao residents stranded in Hubei Province.

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Secretary for Administration and Justice Mr Cheong Weng Chon; Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Ms Ao Ieong U; Commissioner General of the Unitary Police Service Mr Leong Man Cheong; Chief-of-Office of the Chief Executive’s Office Ms Hoi Lai Fong; Chairman of the Board of Directors of Macau International Airport Company Limited Mr Ma Iao Hang; and General Manager of Air Macau Mr Chen Hong, pose for a group photograph with Government personnel boarding the chartered flight to assisting in homecoming of Macao residents stranded in Hubei Province.

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A command centre is set up at the airport to oversee the chartered flight arrangements to bring Macao residents back home from Hubei Province.

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Director of the Health Bureau Mr Lei Chin Ion and Coordinator of the Tourism Crisis Management Office cum Director of the Macao Government Tourism Office Ms Helena de Senna Fernandes brief reporters on the chartered flight arrangements to bring Macao resident home from Hubei Province.

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The Government chartered flight departs this morning from Macau International Airport to Hubei Province to bring Macao residents home.

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Government personnel make final preparations before departure of the chartered flight to bring home Macao residents stranded in Hubei Province.

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Government plans carefully chartered flight arrangements to bring Macao residents home from Hubei

The Government is confident that is capable of managing any risk that might be associated with the chartered flight it has arranged for tomorrow (Saturday) to bring home 59 Macao residents that wish to leave Hubei Province.
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Medical professionals demonstrate to airport ground staff and Government personnel travelling to Hubei Province the proper way to put on protective gear.

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Press conference of the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre.

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MICE statistics for the 4th quarter of 2019

Information from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) indicated that number of MICE events held in the fourth quarter of 2019 remained unchanged year-on-year at 461, including 432 meetings & conferences, 21 exhibitions and 8 incentives. Number of participants and attendees edged down by 0.4% to 733,000. For the whole year of 2019, a total of 1,536 MICE events were held, an increase of 109 year-on-year, with 1,459 meetings & conferences (+117), 58 exhibitions (-2) and 19 incentives (-6). Number of participants and attendees totalled 2,003,000, a drop of 5.4%.
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