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The Mainland Affairs Council stated that, in order to strengthen emergency assistance services for nationals, it has launched a "National Citizens’ Travel to Hong Kong and Macau Registration Page" (https://bit.ly/2o5WSbB) on its official website starting today.Whether traveling, studying, or conducting business, Chinese nationals can log their personal information and contact details on this webpage before departing for Hong Kong or Macau, to help monitor the movements of those going to these regions.
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The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) also emphasized that given the ongoing “anti-extradition bill” protests in Hong Kong that have yet to subside, it specifically
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In addition to logging into the “ROC Citizens Traveling to Hong Kong and Macao Registration Webpage,” the public and travelers can also check information on demonstrations and protests in Hong Kong on the official website at any time. If you encounter emergencies in Hong Kong or Macao, you can also call our 24-hour emergency assistance hotline at the local embassy (Hong Kong: 852-6143-9012, Macao: 853-6687-2557) to receive relevant assistance and services.