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TAIPEI, July 23 — Taiwan will ease its Covid-19 restrictions next week though some will remain in place, the government said on Friday, with rapidly falling case numbers giving authorities confidence to further lower the alert level. Taiwan implemented restrictions on gatherings, including...

TAIPEI, July 23 — Taiwan will ease its Covid-19 restrictions next week though some will remain in place, the government said on Friday, with rapidly falling case numbers giving authorities confidence to further lower the alert level.

While some of those curbs were eased this month, the so-called level 3 alert has been in force and is due to end on July 26.“The domestic epidemic has gradually stabilised and is heading towards a good direction,” Su said. “Citizens should still strictly follow all pandemic prevention guidance to guard this hard-earned achievement after restrictions are relaxed.”

However, some restrictions will remain, including wearing masks both inside and outside. Some entertainment spots including bars and swimming pools will stay shut. Taiwan’s decision stands in contrast to many of its regional neighbours, like Thailand and Indonesia, where infections, largely driven by the spread of the Delta variant, are spiralling, leading to ever tighter curbs.

 

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