Taiwan confirms two more cases of COVID-19; case determined to be family cluster

246 Taiwanese evacuees from Wuhan to be clear from isolation and required to conduct self-health management at home

Starting February 20, children to be allowed for 4 masks every week due to increased mask production and start of new semester

Taiwan confirms two indigenous cases of COVID-19; people in contact with them being monitored

Active screening launched to detect cases; low risk of infection for public

To strengthen community-based surveillance, groups with foreign travel or contact history or other groups of potential risks included in COVID-19 testing procedure

Travelers required to undergo home quarantine advised to follow home quarantine measure; support and care needed for people under home quarantine

10th confirmed cases in Taiwan discharged; remaining cases in stable condition

Starting February 16 (Sunday), face masks to be purchased at local health centers in addition to pharmacies

Self-health management monitoring period in response to Diamond Princess incident ends; 212 residents in Taipei-Keelung metropolitan area advised to remain attentive to their own health conditions