Monday, November 28, 2011 - Edition no. 1470
* Hong Kong’s shark fin traders feel pressure to change
* Gov’t making room for Hengqin LRT link
* Pakistan’s former FM joins opposition
* Indonesia hunts for survivors after bridge collapse
* Thai minister hit by no confidence motion
* Iran parliament votes to expel British ambassador
* Arab League agrees sanctions against Syria
* Unemployment to drop: Francis Tam
* MDTimes five days a week
The Macau Daily Times newspaper and its website (www.macaudailytimes.com.mo) will soon undergo a redesign and content upgrade to ensure a more dynamic and interesting publication to meet today’s readership’s demands.
For this intensive process the Newsroom will need in advance to work additional hours together with several entities in and outside of Macau to bring you the latest information supported by the most advanced technology.
We have therefore decided to temporarily suspend the printing of the publication on Saturdays and will therefore publish only from Monday to Friday from December 1, 2011 until June 30, 2012.
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