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No positive result found in the 76,200 samples collected yesterday (26 October) from individuals in the red-coded zone, the key area and the general populations

The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre indicates that the COVID-19 positive case detected yesterday (26 October), which involves a 66-year-old female Macao resident, has been classified as an imported case. In order to identify any potential infected persons who may be lurking in the local community, the Centre has launched a nucleic acid testing drive for the building where the positive case resided and the area she frequented, starting from 16:00 yesterday (26 October). As of 24:00 last night (26 October), 74 samples have been collected from the red-coded zone, 38,457 samples from the key area, and 37,669 from the general populations (i.e. a total of 76,200 samples have been collected). The test results are all negative.


Individuals with common activity track as the confirmed case should undergo a nucleic acid test each on 27 and 28 October

In view of the imported case of COVID-19 which involves a 66-year-old female Macao resident, the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre appeals that individuals who have visited the places or have taken the public transportation listed below, despite not necessarily falling under the target groups of the key area NAT drive, should take the initiative to undergo nucleic acid testing once every day on 27 and 28 October (i.e. two tests in total), with each test separated by at least 12 hours. Details are as follows:



Latest Update on List of Red Code Zones(26.10.2022-17H15)

List of Red Code ZonesLast Update2022/10/26 17:15


IAM conducts household surveys in enclosed building to prepare food supplies

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) has formed a Subsistence Team together with the Public Security Police Force and the Social Welfare Bureau, which has conducted household surveys in the building in the red code zone to understand the actual number of residents and their basic needs, so as to provide living necessities. At the same time, IAM assists the Health Bureau in arranging for each resident of the enclosed building to undergo sample collection for nucleic acid screening against the virus in groups and in an orderly manner.


MGTO joins industry partner and community organizations to present broader Sign Language eLearning Program for enhancement of accessible tourism

The Launch Ceremony of “Power in Our Hands, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Sign Language Community Outreach eLearning Program - Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin Tourism & Hospitality Chapters” and the Symposium on “Inclusive Tourism in GBA” were held today (26 October). Members of the travel trade can tap into the eLearning Program conveniently to learn sign language that conveys cultural tourism information about Macao, the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin as well as the Greater Bay Area. Learners can become better equipped for efficient communication with deaf and hard of hearing people, in turn contributing to the betterment of Macao as an accessible travel destination and the concerted tourism development of Hengqin and Macao.


MSAR Government welcomes second issuance of offshore municipal government bonds in Macao by Guangdong Province

As a result of effort by the Macao Special Administrative Region (MSAR), strongly supported by the Ministry of Finance of the People’s Republic of China and the People’s Government of Guangdong Province, the Guangdong Government will issue a three-year offshore renminbi-denominated municipal government bonds in Macao on 28 October 2022.


Nucleic acid testing for key area to be launched at 16:00 on 26 October

The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre received a report from Zhuhai health authorities this morning (26 October) that a tube of 10-in-1 mixed sample, involving 8 people in Macao, has been tested positive. The Response and Coordination Centre immediately activated the emergency response mechanism and arranged for the 8 people concerned to undergo individual testing. Among them, a 66-year-old female Macao resident was found positive for COVID-19. The place where she lives – Edf. Weng Heng, No. 7 & 8 Rua Um do Bairro da Concórdia – has been classified as red-coded zone. For this reason, a nucleic acid testing drive will be launched at 16:00 on 26 October for the area which the positive case frequent, so as to identify any potential infected persons who may be lurking in the local community. Nucleic acid testing must be done once daily on 26, 27 and 28 October for individuals in the following key area:


IAM reinforces cleaning and disinfection of the buildings of the residences of confirmed cases

In view of the newest development of the novel coronavirus pandemic and in compliance with the prevention and control work, the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) immediately coordinated with the Macao Residue System Company, Ltd. and cleaning contractors to send more staff to carry out large-scale cleaning and disinfection work in areas such as the buildings of the residences, the nearby streets and the common areas in the residential buildings today (26 October), so as to reduce the conditions of the spread of the pandemic as much as possible.


IPIM’s public services are relocated to the “Complex of the Macao Forum” from 31 October

From 31 October 2022, three departments under the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM), namely the Promotional Activities and Development of Conventions and Exhibitions Department, the Investor Service Department and the Lusophone Markets Economic and Trade Promotion Department will be relocated to the 1/F and 2/F of the office building of the Complex of Commerce and Trade Co-operation Platform for China and Portuguese-speaking Countries in Rua Sul de Entre Lagos.


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