Xitoyning Makao maxsus ma'muriy hududi (SAR) dunyodagi ikkinchi yirik qimor shahrida yangi COVID-19 avj olganidan so'ng, ikki yil ichida birinchi marta o'zining barcha kazinolarini yopib qo'ydi.

Xitoyning “nol bardoshlik” siyosatiga qaramay, oxirgi paytlarda mamlakatda yangi COVID-19 holatlari soni ortib bormoqda.

Aomin Yangi Koronavirusga qarshi kurash va muvofiqlashtirish markazi ma'lumotlariga ko'ra, 1,526 iyundan beri jami 1 ta yangi COVID9-18 holati qayd etilgan.

30 dan ortiq Makao kazinolar 2020 yil fevral oyidan beri birinchi marta bugun eshiklarini yopib qo'yishdi, o'shanda ular 15 kunga yopilgan.

Makao shahri rasmiylarining bayonotiga ko'ra, "Makaodagi barcha sanoat va tijorat kompaniyalari va joylar" ning faoliyati 11-iyul, dushanbadan 18-iyulga qadar to'xtatib qo'yiladi, "jamiyat uchun muhim deb hisoblanganlar bundan mustasno" -jamoat a'zolarining kundalik hayoti."

Makao ma'muriyati va adliya kotibi Chjan Yongchunning aytishicha, COVID-19 vaziyatining rivojlanishiga qarab, shahar bo'ylab blokirovka muddati uzaytirilishi va epidemiologik cheklovlar kuchaytirilishi mumkin.

Makaoning yangi blokirovkasi haqidagi xabar dushanba kuni barcha o'yin zaxiralarining keskin pasayishiga olib keldi.

Qimor sektori Aomin iqtisodiyoti uchun muhim ahamiyatga ega, shahar daromadining 80% dan ortig'i undan keladi.

681,700 aholi va 12.7 kvadrat milya (32.9 kvadrat kilometr) maydonga ega Makao dunyodagi eng zich joylashgan joylardan biridir.

Aomin aholisining aksariyati bevosita yoki bilvosita qimor sanoatida ishlaydi.

29-yilda Makaoning o‘yin va qimor o‘yinlaridan olgan daromadi 2019 milliard dollardan oshdi.

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China’s Special Administrative Region (SAR) of Macau, closed down all of its casinos today for the first time in over two years, following a new COVID-19 outbreak in the world's second largest gambling city.
Will remain suspended from Monday, July 11 until July 18, except for the ones “deemed essential to the community and to the day-to-day lives of the members of the public.
According to a statement from Macau city officials, operations of “all industries and commercial companies and venues in Macau”.