Taiwan guards against second wave of Covid-19 infections


TAIPEI (The China Post/ANN): The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) on Wednesday (April 1) reported seven new imported cases of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) infections, bringing the total number in Taiwan to 329.

According to the CECC, the new cases include three men and four women with ages ranging between 20 to 70. They returned to Taiwan between March 19 and March 30 and started showing symptoms for Covid-19 from Feb 29 to March 27.

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