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Timeline COVID-19
- 261CECC loosens restrictions on applicants requesting COVID-19 testing at their own expense as Taiwan’s coronavirus numbers stabilize.
- 262Entry measures to be gradually relaxed for foreign nationals, Hong Kong and Macao residents; eligible travelers must present negative COVID-19 test result at check-in and undergo 14-day home quarantine upon entry
- 263Effective May 1, COVID-19 to be downgraded to Category 4 notifiable communicable disease and CECC to disband; Ministry of Health and Welfare to take charge of relevant preparation and response work
- 264Third batch of 796,000 doses of Moderna BA.4/5 bivalent COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in Taiwan on evening of November 30
- 265Starting on March 1, 2021, Taiwan to restore special conditions for non-R.O.C. nationals to enter Taiwan and protective measures for transit passengers to follow at Taoyuan International Airport
- 266Days when rapid testing is required for people under self-health management after 10-day home quarantine/isolation to be changed starting today to strengthen health monitoring measures
- 267CECC explains responsive measures that can be taken by people testing positive for COVID-19 and their close contacts
- 268Testing upon arrival to be expanded to include travelers arriving on flights from Korea starting March 22; travelers testing positive will be transported to hospital or government quarantine facility/enhanced quarantine hotel
- 269ACIP experts recommend an interval of 4-8 weeks between two doses of COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 5-11 and advise healthcare personnel to receive second booster after assessing their own risks and willingness
- 270Taiwan CDC provides details about "SARS-CoV-2 seroepidemiologic survey and long-term trend analysis project"
- 271Warmth, persistence, and appreciation: President Tsai Ing-wen, Premier Chen Chien-jen lead epidemic prevention teams in expressing gratitude to all COVID-19 donors and frontline epidemic prevention heroes
- 272Taiwan secures 20 million COVID-19 vaccine doses from overseas and pre-purchases 10 million doses of domestically produced vaccines to protect health of Taiwanese public
- 273Nationwide epidemic alert to remain at Level 2 from November 2 to November 15; CECC makes adjustments to related measures and urges public to continue following epidemic prevention and control measures
- 274COVID-19 vaccination rollout continues; expired vaccines to be disposed of in accordance with procedure
- 275COVID-19 Vaccination Reservation system to be open from March 23-25 for eligible individuals to schedule booster dose appointment; Reservation service on the system to be discontinued from April 1
- 276Taiwan's Digital COVID-19 Certificate system to provide new features
- 277Second round of name-based rationing system for at-home COVID-19 rapid test kits to begin on June 6; people can purchase test kits with their NHI cards
- 278Third batch of 504,000 doses of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children purchased by CECC arrives in Taiwan on morning of June 20
- 279Effective from June 21, definition of confirmed case revised to include individuals who test positive with SARS-CoV-2 at-home PCR test kit approved by Taiwan's FDA and have their results confirmed by doctors
- 280COVID-19 vaccine available to people living with individuals in the first, second and third priority groups and all personnel at medical institutions on May 3, 2021
