NO EXCUSES: The CECC said it has fined three Americans, two Hong Kongers and an Australian NT$10,000 for not providing a PCR test report upon their arrival in Taiwan
Taipei Times
Date: Dec 11, 2020
By: Staff writer, with CNA
Ambassador to the Holy See Matthew Lee, left, stands with Father Sebastian Vazhakala, second left, cofounder of the contemplative branch of the Missionaries of Charity, the priestly branch of Mother Teresa’s congregation, as he donates COVID-19 pandemic supplies at the Vatican yesterday.
Photo courtesy of the Embassy of the ROC to the Holy See via CNA
The four people, all migrant workers, arrived in Taiwan on Nov. 25 and 26, and were tested before the end of their mandatory 14-day quarantine, the CECC said, adding that the results came back positive yesterday.
All migrant workers from the Philippines and Indonesia, except those hired as fishers, are required to quarantine for 14 days at a designated government-run center and are tested for COVID-19 a few days before their quarantine ends, the CECC said.
The worker from Indonesia, a woman in her 30s, presented a negative COVID-19 test upon her arrival in Taiwan on Nov. 25, the CECC said. [FULL STORY]
