Macau Daily Times

2 weeks ago | macaudailytimes.com.mo | Renato Marques

The president of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), Mohammed Ben Sulayem, has expressed the full support of the motorsport governing body for the development of the local Grand Prix (GP) as well as other motorsport activities. Ben Sulayem was speaking on the sidelines of the press conference that unveiled the program for the 72nd edition of the Macau Grand Prix, which will take place in November this year.

2 weeks ago | macaudailytimes.com.mo | Renato Marques

Motorsports Renato Marques, MDT Monday, June 9, 2025 - 3 minutes ago No Comments 92 Views What was expected to be a joyful 2025 edition of the Isle of Man TT ultimately lost its shine with the cancellation of the last race of the program. The Senior TT, scheduled to take place in the early hours of Sunday (Macau time), was canceled due to track conditions unsuitable for racing. Initially, the final race of the program was delayed due to showers and wet roads earlier in the day.

3 weeks ago | macaudailytimes.com.mo | Lynzy Valles

A recent study found that the city’s gaming industry employees experience considerable psychological strain, prompting calls for a comprehensive mental health support system within the sector. The research was conducted by the Chinese Federation for Analytical Psychology and covered a series of aspects of mental well-being among workers in the gaming industry. In a press conference, the association explained that the study, carried out in 2024, employed a mixed-method approach.

3 weeks ago | macaudailytimes.com.mo | Renato Marques

Local authorities attributed the environmental consequences in Macau last year to the economic recovery and the high influx of visitors. According to the latest report on the state of the environment in Macau for 2024, published Wednesday by the Environmental Protection Bureau (DSPA), most critical environmental indicators worsened compared to last year, with several having declined consistently for several years.

3 weeks ago | macaudailytimes.com.mo | Lynzy Valles

Members of the Social Advisory Council have urged authorities to broaden smoke-free areas across the city, proposing that hospitals, clinics, parks, and other public spaces be included in the smoking ban to better protect public health. At a meeting held recently at Areia Preta, several council members expressed concern over tobacco and alcohol control measures, emphasizing the need to extend no-smoking zones beyond existing boundaries.