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School caterer bankruptcy has downstream consequences | Taiwan News | RTI
Many businesses suffered as a result of Taiwan’s latest COVID wave. That includes school caterers, who lost business after students started online classes. But companies connected to their caterers are also feeling the impacts.
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Taiwan relaxes tour group vaccination requirement | Taiwan News | RTI
On Monday Taiwan relaxed rules regarding tour groups, removing a requirement that participants receive three doses of a COVID vaccine. But now some experts are worried this could lead to an increase in cases.
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Discovery of Omicron subvariants sparks questions on next wave | Taiwan News | RTI
COVID cases seem to have peaked in Taiwan. But this week’s discovery of new Omicron subvariants in incoming travelers has sparked talk about a new wave later this year.
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Authorities discuss removing three dose requirement for tour groups | Taiwan News | RTI
As Taiwan’s current outbreak began in April, authorities began requiring tour group travelers to be vaccinated with three doses of a COVID vaccine. Now that cases look to be falling, some are asking for the requirement to be removed as Taiwan tries to get back to normal.
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Taiwan cuts inbound traveler quarantine to 3 days | Taiwan News | RTI
Daily COVID cases are starting to drop in Taiwan, and that has got many people wondering when life will get back to normal. That includes getting rid of quarantine for inbound travelers and lifting mask mandates. But experts say we shouldn’t get ahead of ourselves.
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When will Taiwan turn the COVID corner? | Taiwan News | RTI
On Thursday Taiwan recorded its highest number of daily COVID deaths yet. This has triggered concern over when the situation will stabilize. Experts are warning the public to remain vigilant.
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Doctors warn of new conditions affecting children after COVID | Taiwan News | RTI
As COVID cases remain high in Taiwan, doctors are starting to see evidence of new illnesses affecting children who have recovered from the virus. Now they’re telling parents to pay close attention to certain symptoms.
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Taiwan’s only gun-wielding god called upon to help fight COVID | Taiwan News | RTI
In Nantou County’s Zhushan, residents worship the Red Flag Marshal, the only gun-wielding god in Taiwan. This year’s COVID outbreak has led locals to organize a special ceremony, the first in 36 years, to ask for the god’s help.
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With COVID cases stabilizing, Taiwan considers easing restrictions | Taiwan News | RTI
With cases hovering around the same level, some are starting to ask if the current wave of COVID-19 has peaked. But some are wondering if Taiwan is moving too fast in easing restrictions and getting back to normal.
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Health officials launch COVID isolation notice reissue system | Taiwan News | RTI
Health officials launched a new online application system on Monday for reissuing COVID isolation notices to people with the virus. The notices are important for infected people to get COVID sick leave and other benefits.
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Tourism industry fears new government subsidies won’t be enough | Taiwan News | RTI
In the midst of Taiwan’s worst COVID outbreak yet, the tourism industry has been hit hard. The government has a new plan to help the sector, but some fear help might be coming too late.
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COVID-19 rapid test diagnosis rules to apply to general public this week | Taiwan News | RTI
A positive result on a COVID-19 rapid test will soon be enough to officially diagnose people with the disease. That was the word from Health Minister Chen Shih-chung on Sunday. But there are still details that must be worked out before the plan can be rolled out. Leslie Liao has more.
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