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A few days ago Taiwan reached no new cases for 14 days. They're still banned from the WHO, though. One wonders what will happen next? Will people need to qua
by tomohawk 6y ago
A few days ago Taiwan reached no new cases for 14 days. They're still banned from the WHO, though.
One wonders what will happen next? Will people need to quarantine for 21 days upon entry?
- ImaCake 6y agoI thought Taiwan already did this? Or do you mean if they open borders with NZ, would they still need to quarantine before they can go explore Taiwan?
- frankacter 6y agoTaiwan is actually at 26 days of no local cases as of today. To your quarantine question, we currently only allow citizens to fly into Taiwan and those visitors have a mandated and tracked quarantine for them and anyone in the private home they are staying. If they have symptoms or do not have a private home they can quarantine, there are quarantine hotels they can wait out their 14 days. Anyone in quarantine is given a daily stipend. Worth noting, while Taiwan is an island, it has a population density as high as 10,000 per square/KM in some areas. Taiwan had no business, school campus or public transportation shut downs. Strictly masks, hand washing, temperature checks, and social distancing.