In response to Wuhan pneumonia outbreak, Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) raises outbreak level for Wuhan pneumonia to Level 2 and continues to maintain prevention efforts during the Chinese New Year Holiday and ensure health of Taiwanese public

Taiwan CDC announces activation of Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) for Severe Special Infectious Pneumonia to comprehensively prevent novel coronavirus pneumonia outbreak in China and ensure health of Taiwanese public

In response to Wuhan pneumonia outbreak, Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) continues to integrate resources across government agencies and thoroughly safeguard prevention work

Taiwan timely identifies first imported case of 2019 novel coronavirus infection returning from Wuhan, China through onboard quarantine; Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) raises travel notice level for Wuhan, China to Level 3: Warning

Two experts from Taiwan visit Wuhan to understand and obtain information on severe special infectious pneumonia outbreak; Taiwan CDC raises travel notice level for Wuhan to Level 2

In response to pneumonia outbreak in Wuhan, China and related test results, Taiwan CDC remains in touch with China and World Health Organization and Taiwan maintains existing disease control and prevention efforts

In response to severe pneumonia outbreak in Wuhan, China, Executive Yuan instructs Taiwan CDC to reinforce quarantine practices and plan site visit to investigate ongoing outbreak

In response to pneumonia outbreak in Wuhan, China, Taiwan CDC advises travelers visiting outbreak area to take relevant precautions throughout trip and after returning to Taiwan

Taiwan CDC joins hands with aviation industry to establish a disease prevention network

As WHO assesses risk of poliovirus transmission within Philippines to be high, Taiwan CDC urges travelers intending to visit Philippines to confirm completion of routine polio vaccination prior to their trips