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Malaysia government extends the Movement Control Order to April 14

CECC confirms 19 more imported COVID-19 cases; all cases linked to studying, working, traveling abroad

On March 25, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced 19 new confirmed imported cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Taiwan. Among the 19 imported cases (Cases #217-235), 12 patients are women and seven are men, with their ages ranging between 10 and 69 years old. These patients entered Taiwan between March 12 and March 22 and displayed symptoms between March 15 and March 23. The countries these patients had traveled to before the onset of disease include Belgium, Egypt, F

Call for applications: Research Grant for Foreign Scholars in Chinese Studies

Taiwan to ban airline passenger transits through the country starting March 24 until April 7

Government urged to step up measures for migrant worker rehires

Nongovernment migrant shelters urged the government Tuesday to step up measures to help workers whose contracts are about to expire or which already have, to find new employers without the need to return to their countries of origin.

Quarantine Hotel Launched – Increasing Supply by 1.28 Times Photos - New Southbound Policy
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Quarantine Hotel Launched – Increasing Supply by 1.28 Times

As the outbreak deteriorates in Europe and the US, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) has continued to expand the list of Level 3 Warning countries, resulting in a spike in the demand for quarantine hotels recently and leading to insufficient rooms.