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Timeline COVID-19
- 121Increased France, Germany, and Spain Travel Notice Level to Level 2 (Alert)
- 122CECC revises case definition for COVID-19; people aged 65 and older considered as confirmed cases if they test positive with rapid tests and have their test results confirmed by medical personnel
- 123CECC announces precautions for people aged 65 and older who test positive with at-home rapid tests when they seek medical help
- 124CECC sets up Moderna vaccination site at main hall of Taipei Main Station to offer shots from December 5 to December 12
- 125The Executive Yuan approved the "Ministry of Health and Welfare’s implementation plan for expansion of emergency relief measures in response to the epidemic situation".
- 126Effective immediately, weekly cap of arrivals increased to 50,000 people
- 127CECC announces procedures and precautions of using COVID-19 home test kits
- 128Adjustment to mask distribution policy
- 129Extended restrictions on cross-strait direct flights and flight transfers within Taiwan.
- 130COVID-19 government-funded vaccination appointment reservation system started its trial run for residents of Kinmen, Matsu, and Penghu counties on July 6; system to be available to cities and counties across Taiwan starting from July 8 and to be opened in phrases to individuals in CECC's priority list
- 131Experts around the world are undergoing vaccine research and development coordinated by WHO.
- 132The number of COVID-19 deaths worldwide were over ten thousands, and the number of confirmed cases surpassed 1.7 million.
- 133To strengthen screening and protect health of elderly people, five at-home rapid antigen tests to be provided to people aged 65 and older free of charge starting September 1
- 134Over 180,000 courses of oral COVID-19 treatment Paxlovid purchased by CECC arrive in Taiwan
- 135Four batch of 200,400 doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine purchased by CECC this year to arrive in Taiwan on evening of April 23
- 136Dr. Tedos called on the world to fight, unite, and ignite against COVID-19.
- 137Restrictions on all foreigners from entering into Taiwan. All inbound travelers were requested to undergo home quarantine for 14 days.
- 138From March 19th onwards till April 30th, no packaged tours to foreign countries and group tours to Taiwan were acceped.
- 139Eligibility to buy child masks extended to individuals under 16. Adult-sized masks can also be chosen instead. Purchase date no longer restricted by the last digit of ID number.
- 140Revised "Strengthen Social Safety Net-Implementation Plan for Emergency Relief" to add emergency causes and related documentary details.
