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List of Reopened Red Code Zones Downgraded to Yellow Code Zones (Last Update: 2022/08/01 09:00)
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The CCAC to resume normal operation from 2nd August
The CCAC will resume normal operation from 2nd August. Any person entering the offices must follow the pandemic prevention measures including showing his health code, maintaining social distance and wearing a mask.
The Complaint Management Centre and the two Branch Offices will resume normal operation from 2nd August. Should residents wish to file reports or administrative complaints, they should, as far as possible, make an appointment through the Online Appointment System in advance (Website: https://www.ccac.org.mo/booking/complaint.html ). They may also use the online complaint service of the CCAC or call the Report Hotline at 2836 1212.
The Declaration of Assets and Interests Division will resume receiving declarations of assets and interests from 2nd August. Between 2nd and 5th August, the Declaration of Assets and Interests Division will give priority to receiving declarations which have already expired or will expire before 12th August. During the aforesaid period, the maximum number of declarants at the waiting lobby at the office at any one time will be limited to 15. Other declarants, after obtaining the tag number, will be required to wait outside the office for further notification from the staff. If the number of visiting declarants exceeds the maximum number allowed on that day, their declarations will be handled on the following day according to the tag numbers in sequence. For enquiries, please contact us at 8395 3321.
Moreover, the winners of the WeChat quiz game entitled “Positive Energy of Integrity” will be notified of the prize redemption arrangement by SMS on 2nd August.
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Restaurant dine-in services permitted from 2 August

An Executive Order will enable resumption of operation, from Tuesday (2 August), of a number of leisure facilities such as beauty salons and gyms. Dine-in services at restaurants and other food and beverage establishments – that had also been banned under a previous Executive Order – will be permitted from Tuesday.
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14th round of Citywide NAT has ended; A total of 707,277 samples have been collected and tested, all negative
The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre announces the conclusion of the 14th round of Citywide NAT programme. In this round, a total of 707,277 samples have been collected and tested, and their results are all negative.
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No additional positive cases within 24 hours yesterday (31 July)
According to the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre, no additional positive cases were reported in Macao within 24 hours yesterday (31 July): 0 case in medical observation hotels, 0 case of close contacts, 0 case in the NAT for Key Areas and Groups, and 0 case among other population groups.
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NAT arrangements for key groups and people leaving home for work tomorrow (1 August)
The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre announces that, in response to the “consolidation period”, on 1 August (Monday), 8 key groups are required to undergo one NAT, and people leaving home for work are required to undergo one NAT every 2 days.
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Health Bureau announces health services arrangement on 1 August
To cooperate with the anti-epidemic measures of the MSAR Government during the consolidation period, the health services, drug replenishment and other services of the Conde de São Januário General Hospital, Health Centres and Health Stations on 1 August are arranged as follows:
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IAS will maintain minimum services on Monday
In conjunction with the anti-epidemic work of the MSAR Government,the Social Welfare Bureau (SWB) will continue to providelimited services on Monday (1stof August);appointments are required, except forthe Detoxification and Maintenance Treatment Services in the Areia Preta Drug Treatment Centre (Methadone) and in the Carmo (Taipa) Drug Treatment Centre (Methadone)which will continue to operate normally.
If residents are in need of urgent services,they should request the respective information by phone and make an appointment in advance, and be at the service location at the scheduled time in order to minimize the risk of being infected due to potential crowding.
People with previous history of COVID-19 or recent residence/travel history to foreign country are required to conduct single sample test in nucleic acid testing

The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre indicates that, it is more common for people with residence or travel history to foreign country to have previous history of COVID-19, and a certain number of people who have recovered from COVID-19 have been tested “re-postive” repeatedly in nucleic acid tests for COVID-19. When the samples of the above-mentioned individuals and others are tested together in mixed samples, a positive result will be identified, and it would be necessary to trace all sampled individuals in the same positive tube for re-testing.
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