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CDC Announcement on COVID-19

"Tuberculosis: Stop, Screen, and Listen – Advancing Screening in Response to World Tuberculosis Day's Theme 'Yes! We Can End TB' – Silent Tuberculosis Leaves No Trace"
Taiwan Meets Criterion of Mpox Elimination set by WHO. People Eligible for Mpox Vaccination Are Reminded to Receive Two Doses of Vaccines to Protect Their Own Health and Prevention Results.
Everyone Joins Hands to Stay Healthy: Second Phase of Influenza Vaccine Rollout Begins on November 1
Get a Flu Shot for Health and Happiness: government-funded influenza vaccination campaign launched in stages on October 2
First phase of vaccination campaign for XBB.1.5-adapted COVID-19 vaccine starts today; people aged 65 and over advised to get vaccinated
Taiwan CDC hosts APEC Conference on Managing Infectious Diseases on Cross-Border Cruise Ships in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Application of Digital Technology, bringing experts, scholars, and cruise operators together in Taipei to strengthen resilience of epidemic prevention on cruise ships and promote safe cross-border travel
Third wave of Omicron infections remains at low point with average of 99 new domestic cases (complications) per day; CECC confirms 151 new cases of Omicron subvariants
Vaccination leave policy to be ended along with disbandment of CECC; general leave rules to apply to COVID-19 vaccinations as epidemic prevention work has become normalized
Effective May 1, regular rapid testing measures to be removed for residential long-term care facilities, residential psychiatric rehabilitation centers, psychiatric service institutions, and veterans homes; weekly rapid tests remain mandatory for care recipients and regular testing extended until May 31 in nursing homes and senior welfare institutions
Name-based rapid test distribution system to remain in place until April 30 and be discontinued as of May 1 as it has served its purpose in previous stages of pandemic