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Hi Fredrico
Yes Macau has this rule for so many years. Government employees cannot visit
the casinos if they are caught by the cameras they will lose their jobs.
My wife works in the Government. They are only allowed during the chinese
new year. That day
we really go out to the casino and have a good time. I being in Macau have
not visited the casino in two years even though I'm eligible any time.
Rgds/Ignatius
>From: "Frederick Noronha"
>
>By chance, I ran into the United Nations' University in Macau, which
>says on its website -- http://www.iist.unu.edu/:
>
>"No member of UNU-IIST's personnel (staff, visitors and Fellows) is
>allowed to visit the Macau casinos or other betting places (e.g. horse
>and greyhound racing tracks), and gambling in any form is strictly
>forbidden, except on the first three days of the Chinese Spring (New
>Year) Festival. This "prohibition" is in line with the Macau
>Government's edict which similarly prohibits Macau civil servants and
>govenment officials from visiting and gambling in the casinos and
>betting places except on these three days."
>
>Question: Shouldn't such a rule be implemented in Goa too? FN
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