As several new imported malaria cases confirmed, Taiwan CDC urges travelers visiting affected areas to take precautions against mosquito bites

Ministry of Health and Welfare Acting Minister Lin Tzou-yen inspects Ebola preparedness and response efforts and instructs hospitals to follow infection prevention and control recommendations closely to ensure safety of healthcare workers

Nigerian woman tests negative for Ebola virus

46 groups and individuals receive Taiwan CDC awards for efforts in disease control and prevention

Taiwan CDC issued a Level 2 Travel Alert for DR Congo to notify travelers of the Ebola outbreak

Taiwan CDC launched an English web interface for “Taiwan National Infectious Disease Statistics System”

Taiwan CDC dispatches experts to West Africa to support the global fight against Ebola and to assist Taiwanese living in Nigeria

Taiwan CDC conducted a drill at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport designed to intercept the arrival of travelers suspected of being infected with the Ebola virus to fight against the threat of this disease.

WHO declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), and Taiwan CDC established an “Emergency Response Task Force” accordingly.

Dr. Steve Hsu-Sung Kuo sworn in as the 10th Director-General of Taiwan Centers for Disease Control