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HONG KONG, Nov 7 (Reuters) – Authorities in Macau said the world’s biggest casino hub, blighted by a COVID-19 outbreak, is on track to return to relative normality after two rounds of mass COVID-19 tests last week found no new infections.<br> The Chinese territory had been observing COVID-19 safety measures without any strict lockdowns until it found an imported coronavirus case on Oct.
26. In a statement on its website on Sunday, 우리카지노도메인 it said it recorded 10 cases in the current outbreak, two of which it considered import<br>/p> “The current round of the epidemic has been effectively controlled… Community safety of Macao has been safeguarded,” the government sa<br>/p> Authorities allowed casino MGM Cotai, operated by MGM China Holdings Ltd, 우리카지노 to reopen on Nov.2 after locking it down for three days with more than 1,500 people inside due to a casino dealer who had been infected with CO<br>19. The territory closely follows the “dynamic zero” coronavirus policy of China’s central government in Beijing which seeks to immediately curb any out<br>ks. The city has an open border with mainland China and many people live and work in neighbouring Zhuhai.
People crossing the border still require testing for the virus, and all international arrivals are subject to seven days’ hotel quarantine. (Reporting by Farah Master; Editing by Christopher C<br>ng)
