(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) No local case reported for eight weeks in a row
China News Agency, Taipei, June 7-Taiwan's "epidemic epidemic command center" said on the 7th that Taiwan is relatively "unblocked" but maintains strict immigration control.
According to media sources such as Lianhe News, Central News Agency, and China Times, the head of the agency said that Taiwan has had no local cases of new coronary pneumonia for eight consecutive weeks, so it is safe to announce a relative "unblocking".
The agency said that if people can maintain a safe social distance, they can wear no masks; arts, culture, catering, and leisure activities are no longer restricted by the number of people. The agency also reminded the local people that good hand hygiene and cough etiquette should be done, and masks should be worn at all times when social distances cannot be maintained.
Up to now, Taiwan has reported a total of 443 confirmed cases, including 352 cases of overseas migration. Seven of the confirmed cases died, 430 were released from quarantine, and the remaining patients continued to be hospitalized.
On the day of the "unblocking" day, crowds of people in many tourist spots in Taiwan emerged, and 5,000 parking spaces in a shopping mall in Taichung were filled within 2 hours. According to reports, the night before yesterday, there were people queuing in front of the store in Chiayi City, but many people did not wear masks.
According to the news from the Central News Agency, after more than four months of anti-epidemic measures, the “retaliatory consumption” expected by Taiwan’s operators and the “triple coupon” issued by the Taiwan authorities, and the tourism subsidy policy are about to begin, but some scholars believe that even if Taiwan needs to have Stimulated, "I am afraid it is still not enough to make up for the economic loss." (Finish)