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LRT project to be filmed for 5.4 million patacas

2017-12-12 07:57
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The Macau government has authorised the signing of a 5.45 million pataca deal with a multimedia firm to film the ongoing Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, according to an executive order signed by Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On.

The order was published in the Official Gazette (BO) yesterday.

According to the order, the contract has been awarded to Salon Multimedia (Macau) Ltd.

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