Taiwan says Singapore next in line for potential Covid-19 travel bubble


Details for a travel bubble are still under discussion.- ST

TAIPEI (The Straits Times/ANN): A day after confirming the launch of a travel bubble with Palau, Taiwan's health minister said the next on the island's list for a travel bubble would likely be Singapore.

Last December, Singapore announced a unilateral lifting of restrictions for travellers entering the country from Taiwan, exempting them from the two-week mandatory quarantine and only requiring them to take a Covid-19 test upon arrival.

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