AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Safety Watch: Macau’s FEHD/CFS stepped up lead-content surveillance after a recalled powdered infant formula batch was linked to excessive lead, collecting 50+ market samples over four days and reporting no further batches above the local standard (0.01 mg/kg), while warning that long-term lead exposure can harm children’s neurological development. Ecology Promotion: The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) is preparing for National Ecology Day (15 Aug) with a “natural habitat” flower exhibition in Taipa plus popular science activities, using nectar and butterfly-attracting plants to highlight ecological interactions. Urban Biodiversity & Nature Education: Saint Joseph University launched a Greater Bay Area-focused urban biodiversity contest, inviting students and photographers to showcase wildlife and micro-ecosystems in city settings. Local Enforcement: The Lands and Urban Construction Bureau reported a sharp rise in voluntary removals of illegal structures in H1, alongside continued inspections and penalties for non-compliance. Labour Crackdown: DSAL said it increased inspections to curb illegal work tied to tourism and events, filing 447 cases in Jan–Jun with higher penalties and more complaints.
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