Taiwan to curb flow of Indonesian workers after Covid-19 spike


Taiwan will stiffen entry requirements for all arrivals in Dec 2020. - Reuters

TAIPEI (Reuters): Taiwan will restrict the number of Indonesian workers coming to the island from this week, following a spike in the number of coronavirus infections among migrant workers arriving from the southeast Asian country, the government said on Monday (Nov 30).

Taiwan is home to more than 250,000 migrant workers from Indonesia, which has the highest tally of virus infections and deaths in southeast Asia.

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