8月30日零時起有台灣地區或外國旅居史人士由本澳前往中國內地時毋須出示新冠病毒檢測證明
#新型冠狀病毒感染應變協調中心
新型冠狀病毒感染應變協調中心宣佈，因應內地調整有關入境檢疫措施，澳門特別行政區的檢疫措施亦作出相應調整，由8月30日零時起，有台灣地區或外國旅居史人士由澳門特別行政區前往中國內地時，毋須出示新冠病毒檢測證明，也毋須經相應人工專道前往中國內地。
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