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At all costs
Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng announces a number of new measures concerning entry into the city as of 31 March.
Macao the brave
Since Macao’s first COVID-19 case was announced in January, the city’s government and people have pulled together and shown courage in the face of a crisis. While the pandemic may not yet be over in the territory, we create a picture of what it’s been like in Macao over the past two months.
A matter of masks
If you aren’t wearing a facemask when you’re out and about in Macao, you may not be seen as part of the city’s unified fight against the spread of infection. We look at how important the mask has become since the outbreak.
Welcome home
The first batch of Macao residents who were in Hubei since the COVID-19 outbreak have arrived home after weeks of preparation.
The power of technology
We look at the increasingly important role that technology has played in the city since the outbreak of COVID-19.
The race for detection
A Hengqin company on the border of Macao is working quickly on a test kit that would detect COVID-19 in just 30 minutes. The race is on.
The word on the street
We asked residents about their experiences during the COVID-19 epidemic in Macao.
Questions and answers: Tai Kin Ip
Also on the theme of bravery in the face of the virus, we interview Macao Economic Bureau director Tai Kin Ip, The Women’s General Association of Macau president Lam Un Mui, Macau European Chamber of Commerce president Carlos Simões and secretary-general of Caritas Macau Paul Pun Chi-meng.
Questions and answers: Lam Un Mui
Lam Un Mui, president of The Women’s General Association of Macau, answers questions on how her team has supported the people and the government since the outbreak.