Melco’s Cyprus subsidiary suspends operations over pandemic

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    Felix Ng
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    Cyprus Casinos, the subsidiary of Melco Resorts & Entertainment, has announced that it will “temporarily suspend their operations according to the government directive” without providing further information.

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