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(Infographics) The Mass Nucleic Acid Testing Programme (From 23 June 2022 09:00 to 24 June 2022 24:00)

(Infographics) The Mass Nucleic Acid Testing Programme (From 23 June 2022 09:00 to 24 June 2022 24:00)


Launch of citywide nucleic acid test from 9:00 am tomorrow (23 June) to 00:00 am on 25 June

The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre (hereinafter referred to as the “Centre”) announces that a citywide nucleic acid test will be conducted from 9:00 am tomorrow (23 June) to 00:00 am on 25 June. All local residents and individuals staying in Macao, including those who have taken a swab within the 24 hours preceding 9:00 am tomorrow, are required to get tested. Individuals who have recently received a COVID-19 vaccine must wait at least 24 hours from the time of leaving the vaccination venue before they can take the test.


Notification from Zhuhai Command Centre for COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control on Adjustments of Health Management Measures for Arrivals from Macao

Notification from the Zhuhai workgroup for the Zhuhai-Macao Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism:


Participants of the wedding in Grand Lisboa Palace urged to take the initiative to report

The Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre indicates that, in view that 4 positive cases have been detected in relation to the wedding in Grand Lisboa Palace on June 18 so far, participants of the concerned wedding are urged to take the initiative to report through the platform of “Enquires and assistance for COVID-19 Prevention and Control”: https://www.ssm.gov.mo/covidq, by providing their name, contact telephone no. and other necessary information clearly as instructed. CDC of Health Bureau will contact relevant persons for quarantine and control measures as soon as possible.


NAT drive for key areas extended to 00:00 am tonight As of 4:00 pm, a total of 23,523 persons sampled, 2,099 returned negative 373,133 rapid antigen test results uploaded

According to the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre, as of 4:00 pm today (22 June), a total of 21,663 persons have been sampled in the NAT drive for key areas, and 1,860 persons have been sampled in the NAT drive for key groups, 23,523 persons sampled in totaled, and 2,099 persons have been tested negative so far.


DSEDJ Announces Early Termination of 2021/2022 Academic Year

In response to the changes in epidemic situation in Macao, the DSEDJ has been maintaining close communication with the health department and the education sector. To cooperate on the overall epidemic prevention work of the SAR government, and after considering that this academic year is coming to an end, the teaching plans of most schools have been basically completed, face-to-face teaching cannot be resumed soon, the DSEDJ announced that the 2021/2022 academic year ended today (June 22).


Slaughterhouse to suspend supply of fresh beef from tomorrow and supply of over 300 live pigs not affected

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) previously launched the pandemic prevention plan of the slaughterhouse and the operation was smooth over the past few days. Due to human resources constraints, the supply of fresh beef will be suspended from tomorrow (23 June). The supply of fresh pork will not be affected, and over 300 live pigs will still be supplied tomorrow. IAM appeals to the public and the trade for their understanding.


Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre appeals for assistance to senior citizens in performing rapid antigen test; senior citizens who still have difficulties can delay testing

In connection to the requirement that all residents in Macao should undergo one COVID-19 rapid antigen test (RAT) within today (22 June), the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre advises senior citizens who are unable to perform the RAT by themselves to ask for help from their families and friends; those who still have difficulties can delay testing without affecting their mobility.


Important notes for yellow health code holders travelling by taxi

To reduce the transmission risk of COVID-19 within the territory, yellow health code holders should not take public transport for collective use, such as buses and light rail. Should the concerned individuals need to travel by taxi, they must comply with the following guidelines:


Clarification on the targets of NAT for key areas and key populations launched today (22 June)

Since there have been doubts regarding the target individuals of the nucleic acid test for key areas and key populations that is launched today (22 June), the Novel Coronavirus Response and Coordination Centre hereby clarifies as follows:


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