The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, meets with the President of the Charitable Association of Sheng Kung Hui (Macau) and Bishop of the Missionary Area of Macau, the Most Revd Andrew Chan, at the Government Headquarters in Macao.

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The Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak, attends a plenary meeting of the Legislative Assembly, which holds a second reading and vote on an amendment bill to the Law No. 5/2006 on Judiciary Police.

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Officials of the Infrastructure Development Office open tender documents for the construction of a new headquarters building in Taipa for the Macao Customs Service.

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The Municipal Affairs Bureau coordinates Companhia de Sistemas de Residuos, Lda to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

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The Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak, listens to conclusions from the members of the Civil Protection Operations Centre on the works in response to Typhoon Higos.

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19th August 2020 at 11:33

The main bus station located at the Border Gate prepares to resume operation

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19th August 2020 at 11:00

In order to restore the roads around the northern district of Macao, personnel staff of the Fire Services Bureau clear the obstacles once the typhoon signal has been lowered from 9 to 8.

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19th August 2020 at 10:33

Personnel staff from Macao Customs Service clear up the obstacles on the roads near the A-Ma Temple.

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19th August 2020 at 10:25

The personnel staff from the Public Security Police Force cooperate with the residents to clear the road obstacles.

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19th August 2020 at 10:22

The personnel staff from the Public Security Police Force direct the traffic at the tunnel located at the lower lever of the Sai Wan Bridge which reopened after the typhoon signal has been lowered down from 9 to 8.

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19th August 2020 at 09:07

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) makes effort to follow up the aftermath of the Typhoon Higos that hit Macao on 19 August.

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19th August 2020 at 03:11

The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, gives instructions at a Civil Protection Operations Centre meeting while he reviewing Macao's preparation effort in response to Typhoon Higos.

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19th August 2020 at 02:33

Public Security Police Force officers close Nobre de Carvalho Bridge, Sai Wan Bridge and Lotus Flower Bridge during Typhoon Signal No.8 or above.

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19th August 2020 at 01:54

Macao Customs Service officers issue a reminder to crew members of fishing boats regarding safety management during typhoon period.

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19th August 2020 at 00:58

Workers of the Municipal Affairs Bureau clean sewerage in low-lying areas so to speed up drainage.

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18th August 2020 at 23:54

Judiciary Police officers carry out evacuation work in low-lying areas.

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Macao Customs Service officers assist people in need to evacuate from their homes at low-lying areas.

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18th August 2020 at 23:12

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18th August 2020 at 22:55

Public Security Police Force officers affix labels for verifying people within the properties are evacuated to safety.

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18th August 2020 at 22:43

Officials from the Fire Services Bureau and community volunteers urge people living in Ilha Verde neighbourhood to evacuate to safety.

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18th August 2020 at 21:51

The Civil Protection Operations Centre initiates full operations from 8.30pm, in order to coordinate the city's effort in response to Typhoon Higos.

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The Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak, attends a plenary meeting of the Legislative Assembly, which holds a second reading and vote on an amendment bill to the Law No. 5/2006 on Judiciary Police.

Officials of the Infrastructure Development Office open tender documents for the construction of a new headquarters building in Taipa for the Macao Customs Service.

The Municipal Affairs Bureau coordinates Companhia de Sistemas de Residuos, Lda to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

The Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak, listens to conclusions from the members of the Civil Protection Operations Centre on the works in response to Typhoon Higos.

The main bus station located at the Border Gate prepares to resume operation

In order to restore the roads around the northern district of Macao, personnel staff of the Fire Services Bureau clear the obstacles once the typhoon signal has been lowered from 9 to 8.

Personnel staff from Macao Customs Service clear up the obstacles on the roads near the A-Ma Temple.

The personnel staff from the Public Security Police Force cooperate with the residents to clear the road obstacles.

The personnel staff from the Public Security Police Force direct the traffic at the tunnel located at the lower lever of the Sai Wan Bridge which reopened after the typhoon signal has been lowered down from 9 to 8.

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) makes effort to follow up the aftermath of the Typhoon Higos that hit Macao on 19 August.

The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, gives instructions at a Civil Protection Operations Centre meeting while he reviewing Macao's preparation effort in response to Typhoon Higos.

Public Security Police Force officers close Nobre de Carvalho Bridge, Sai Wan Bridge and Lotus Flower Bridge during Typhoon Signal No.8 or above.

Macao Customs Service officers issue a reminder to crew members of fishing boats regarding safety management during typhoon period.

Workers of the Municipal Affairs Bureau clean sewerage in low-lying areas so to speed up drainage.

Judiciary Police officers carry out evacuation work in low-lying areas.

Macao Customs Service officers assist people in need to evacuate from their homes at low-lying areas.

Judiciary Police officers assist people in need to evacuate from their homes at low-lying areas.

Public Security Police Force officers affix labels for verifying people within the properties are evacuated to safety.

Officials from the Fire Services Bureau and community volunteers urge people living in Ilha Verde neighbourhood to evacuate to safety.

The Civil Protection Operations Centre initiates full operations from 8.30pm, in order to coordinate the city's effort in response to Typhoon Higos.

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The Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak, attends a plenary meeting of the Legislative Assembly, which holds a second reading and vote on an amendment bill to the Law No. 5/2006 on Judiciary Police.

Officials of the Infrastructure Development Office open tender documents for the construction of a new headquarters building in Taipa for the Macao Customs Service.

The Municipal Affairs Bureau coordinates Companhia de Sistemas de Residuos, Lda to clean up flood wastes and debris on streets.

The Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak, listens to conclusions from the members of the Civil Protection Operations Centre on the works in response to Typhoon Higos.

The main bus station located at the Border Gate prepares to resume operation

In order to restore the roads around the northern district of Macao, personnel staff of the Fire Services Bureau clear the obstacles once the typhoon signal has been lowered from 9 to 8.

Personnel staff from Macao Customs Service clear up the obstacles on the roads near the A-Ma Temple.

The personnel staff from the Public Security Police Force cooperate with the residents to clear the road obstacles.

The personnel staff from the Public Security Police Force direct the traffic at the tunnel located at the lower lever of the Sai Wan Bridge which reopened after the typhoon signal has been lowered down from 9 to 8.

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) makes effort to follow up the aftermath of the Typhoon Higos that hit Macao on 19 August.

The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, gives instructions at a Civil Protection Operations Centre meeting while he reviewing Macao's preparation effort in response to Typhoon Higos.

Public Security Police Force officers close Nobre de Carvalho Bridge, Sai Wan Bridge and Lotus Flower Bridge during Typhoon Signal No.8 or above.

Macao Customs Service officers issue a reminder to crew members of fishing boats regarding safety management during typhoon period.

Workers of the Municipal Affairs Bureau clean sewerage in low-lying areas so to speed up drainage.

Judiciary Police officers carry out evacuation work in low-lying areas.

Macao Customs Service officers assist people in need to evacuate from their homes at low-lying areas.

Judiciary Police officers assist people in need to evacuate from their homes at low-lying areas.

Public Security Police Force officers affix labels for verifying people within the properties are evacuated to safety.

Officials from the Fire Services Bureau and community volunteers urge people living in Ilha Verde neighbourhood to evacuate to safety.

The Civil Protection Operations Centre initiates full operations from 8.30pm, in order to coordinate the city's effort in response to Typhoon Higos.

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