In response to community transmission stage of COVID-19, CECC announces four major medical response strategies to maintain medical capacities

Businesses and enterprises should thoroughly follow Guidelines for Enterprise Planning of Business Continuity to minimize impact of COVID-19

CECC authorizes county/city governments to disclose venues visited by confirmed cases to effectively contain spread of COVID-19

CECC confirms 207 more COVID-19 cases, including 206 indigenous cases and 1 imported case

Taiwan temporarily suspends self-paid COVID-19 vaccination program starting May 15; people who have made appointments can still get vaccinated as scheduled

CECC raises epidemic alert level for Taipei City and New Taipei City to Level 3 and strengthens national restrictions and measures, effective from May 15 to May 28, in response to increasing level of community transmission

CECC confirms 185 more COVID-19 cases, including 180 indigenous cases and 5 imported cases

CECC confirms 5 more imported cases; cases arrive in Taiwan from Indonesia, Paraguay and Albania

CECC confirms 29 more indigenous cases; CECC continues to investigate sources of infection

Taiwan Social Distancing app available for download; public urged to use app to receive information about COVID-19 spread