The Central Epidemic Command Center has announced that after closely observing the global epidemic situation, the risk of contracting COVID-19 is gradually decreasing, and local and international travel is slowly recovering. Nevertheless, people should still be mindful of risk prevention. In light of improving conditions, people in China’s Hubei Province may now return to Taiwan on their own, taking protective measures during transport and entering quarantine for 14 days upon their return to Taiwan.
The Command Center has further stated that, taking into account the public's epidemic prevention precautions and modified lifestyles, it will evaluate and relax some epidemic prevention measures. For example, this year's early-season Chinese Professional Baseball League games were not open to the general public. However, beginning May 8th, 1,000 spectators have been allowed entry to each game.
The latest news from Taipei City is that as of May 28th Taiwan has had no new indigenous cases for 46 consecutive days. With the pandemic situation improving, the Taipei City Government announced that indoor venues in Taipei would gradually reopen starting May 18th, with operators to strictly abide by three principles: maintenance of a real-name guest system, no more than 50 people in attendance, and no dining together. School campuses, however, will not be open for public use until summer vacation begins.
For more information, visit the Taiwan CDC website at www.cdc.gov.tw/En

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