AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRecord Heat: Macau’s October average temperature reached 26.6°C, the highest since records began in 1952 and 1.5°C above the climate average. The observatory cited a weaker monsoon and upper-level high pressure, against a backdrop of global warming and a strong El Niño. Urban Works: Eight road projects aim to remove more than 100 manhole covers, part of a government effort to improve driving comfort and street appearance. Wildlife Trade: Gongbei Customs reported seizing 6.8kg of blue shark fins from a Macau-plated car at Hengqin. Blue sharks are listed under CITES, and cross-border transport of their products requires official permits. Coastal Recovery: A study tracking mangroves across southern China, including Macau, found forest area grew 166% from 1998 to 2020, while recorded bird species nearly tripled.
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