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Sands Macao gives boxed lunches to taxi drivers to celebrate 16 years

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Tue 19 May 2020 at 07:47
Sands Macao gives boxed lunches to taxi drivers to celebrate 16 years
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Sands Macao provided complimentary boxed lunches to Macau taxi drivers on Monday as part of celebrations for the property’s 16th anniversary.

Taxi drivers arriving at the hotel on Monday were greeted by Sands Macao team members handing out meal packs featuring doubled boiled chicken soup with Chinese herbs and sea coconut, sautéed prawn and scallop with broccoli, soy sauce chicken, an anniversary birthday bun and an apple.

Sands China said the chicken soup was selected especially for its immune boosting properties, while the meal packs also included a bottle of alcohol-based hand sanitizer and two medical face masks.

“As we like to do each year, our thanks go to Macau’s taxi fleet for providing an essential service for the city – especially during the current COVID-19 pandemic,” said Danny Tang, Vice President and General Manager of Sands Macao.

“As we celebrate Sands Macao’s 16th anniversary, let’s remember to work together to prevent an epidemic in Macao and keep each other safe.”

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