Taiwan mulls countermeasures if Philippines doesn't lift entry ban


  • World
  • Thursday, 13 Feb 2020

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan is considering countermeasures if the Philippines does not lift a ban on Taiwanese citizens visiting the country over fears about the coronavirus, the island's foreign ministry said on Thursday.

The Philippines, more than 115,000 of whose nationals work in Taiwan in factories and as domestic helpers, said this week it had included Taiwan as part of a ban on people from China visiting the country.

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