No new daily COVID cases in Macau for the first time in over a month

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Authorities in Macau on Wednesday reported no new COVID-19 infections for the first time since mid-June, after the city's worst outbreak of the disease led to a 12-day shutdown of casinos and most of the world's largest gambling hub. The number of infections since June 18 stood at 1,816, the government said in a statement, as the city struggles for the first time with the rapidly spreading Omicron variant. "Yesterday, no additional positive cases were reported in Macau within 24 hours," its website said. Macau's casinos reopened last week as it began unwinding strict measures that…