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2020-06-23 00:25
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A lifeguard (centre) walks around the swimming pool in Central Park in Taipa, which reopened over the weekend. Photo: Monica Leong 


A man teases his bird in a cage in Camões Garden yesterday.

Men gather to watch people play Chinese chess in Camões Garden. Photos taken yesterday by Camy Tam 

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