FILE PHOTO: A staff member walks by plastic dividers installed to protect customers from spread of COVID-19 in a restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan, Jun 5, 2020. TAIPEI: Taiwan will further ease its restrictions related to control of the coronavirus, the government said on Sunday , as the island has kept the pandemic well in hand with only 6 active cases and no local transmission for 56 days.
Taiwan has never gone into total lockdown and life has continued largely as normal due to its early and effective prevention work and a first rate public health system, but has promoted social distancing and ensured broad public access to face masks.
The government has already begun moving in that direction, allowing a limited number of fans to attend sports matches previously played without spectators.However, border entry restrictions remain, with authorities wary of a second wave of infections coming in from countries where the pandemic is still raging, such as the United States and Britain.
Taiwan has reported 443 cases, the majority of which were in people who get infected overseas, and just seven deaths.
Many places seem to be on top of it and slowly opening up and returning to some sort of normality. Meanwhile - in this island of 40km x 20km, the numbers are increasing and major screw up of no FW situation foresight. No other way of dressing it up.
I just wanna dine at restaurants,eat out soon🙏😭
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