AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHeat & Health: Macau’s Labour Department issued a Heat Stress at Work warning, urging employers to assess risks and protect workers from heat stroke by rescheduling work, adding shade and ventilation, and pushing timely water and rest. Climate Extremes: The Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau says Macau logged its wettest July since 1952, with 962 mm of rain and record-low sunshine, alongside unusually low temperatures and high humidity. Sun Safety in a Warming World: The Health Bureau (SSM) reported rising skin cancer cases over the past decade, with men higher than women, linking the trend partly to greater UV exposure under global warming; it urged the “ABC” sun-protection approach. Coastal Access Dispute: A complaint filed by journalist Sergio Carlo alleges a hotel improperly restricted public beach access at Macao Beach, calling for inspections and sanctions if rules were breached. Marine & Tourism Planning: Hong Kong gazetted plans for water recreation and a yacht bay near the airport, including dredging and breakwaters, with a tentative 2027 start and completion by 2030. Culture with a Sustainability Angle: MGTO joined UNESCO’s Creative Cities of Gastronomy conference in Malaysia, focusing on how culinary heritage can support sustainable city futures.
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