The recent Ming Dih factory fire in Thailand is hardly the first time Taiwanese businesses have destroyed the environment in less developed countries...
17 domestic cases and ten imported cases were announced at the CECC daily press conference today. Nine of these cases were already in quarantine, meaning only eight cases were not found already in quarantine. Six deaths were announced...
28 domestic cases and one imported case were announced at the CECC daily press conference today. Eleven of these cases were already in quarantine, with six deaths announced. New Taipei had the most cases, with fifteen cases, while there were nine cases in Taipei, two cases in Taoyuan, and one case each in Miaoli and Taichung. 84.7% of cases to date have been released from quarantine...
23 domestic cases and one imported case were announced at the CECC daily press conference today. Nine of these cases were already in quarantine. One death was also announced. Ten cases were in New Taipei, nine cases in Taipei, and one case each in Keelung, Hsinchu, Taoyuan, and Taichung. 84.5% of cases to date have been released from quarantine...
28 domestic cases, three imported cases were announced by the CECC at its daily press conference today. Ten of the new cases today were already in quarantine. 4 deaths were announced...
31 domestic cases and two imported cases were announced at the CECC daily press conference. 18 of these cases were already in quarantine when found. Six deaths were also announced...
32 domestic cases and four imported cases announced by the CECC at its daily press conference today. Thirteen of these cases were already in quarantine. Twelve deaths were also announced...
A wave of Hong Kong district councilors have quit their positions, with over 70 announcing that they would be leaving their jobs as of yesterday. 123 of 392 pro-democracy district councilors that took office in 2019 have quit, many apologizing to their constituents...
If level three advisory alert has shown us anything, it is that Taiwan has made clear its two-tier, bilateral approach to its foreign residents: one composed of lack of labor, discrimination, and equity protection. Notably, the majority of Miaoli’s Han residents were able to shop for groceries out and about while “second-tier” and “lesser” Southeast Asian migrant workers remained locked inside of their home quarantines after being blamed and scrutinized for the outbreak of COVID in the area...
