According to Taiwan’s China Times News, Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe, who had previously been diagnosed with COVID-19, revealed on the 26th that his son and daughter were also diagnosed. Because Ke Wenzhe was diagnosed with COVID-19 on the 22nd of this month, reports said that three of

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[Global Network Comprehensive Report Reporter Zhao Youping] Taiwan's Zhongshi News Network reported that Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe, who had previously been diagnosed with the new coronavirus, revealed on the 26th that his son and daughter were also diagnosed. Because Ke Wenzhe was diagnosed with COVID-19 on the 22nd of this month, reports said that three of the five members of Ke Wenzhe's family were diagnosed.

According to Taiwan’s China Times News, Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe, who had previously been diagnosed with COVID-19, revealed on the 26th that his son and daughter were also diagnosed. Because Ke Wenzhe was diagnosed with COVID-19 on the 22nd of this month, reports said that three of - DayDayNews

Taipei City Government spokesperson Chen Zhihan 27 confirmed that Ke Wenzhe's son had night sweats, lost consciousness, and could not even walk normally during the epidemic. This scared Ke Wenzhe's wife Chen Peiqi to tears, and the family urgently called 119 to send emergency room .

According to Taiwan’s China Times News, Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe, who had previously been diagnosed with COVID-19, revealed on the 26th that his son and daughter were also diagnosed. Because Ke Wenzhe was diagnosed with COVID-19 on the 22nd of this month, reports said that three of - DayDayNews

Chen Zhihan reported that after Ke Wenzhe's son and daughter were diagnosed, he coordinated with his wife and decided that Ke Wenzhe would return home from the original home isolation location to take care of the infected children, while Chen Peiqi and her other uninfected daughter would move to a hotel first.

The epidemic situation in the island continues to rise. According to statistics from the Taiwan Epidemic Command Center, Taiwan had 81,852 new locally confirmed cases on the 26th, and 104 new deaths among the confirmed cases, setting a new high for this wave of epidemics. There were also 55 cases imported from abroad. As of the 26th, the cumulative number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Taiwan reached 1,558,380, including 12,668 imported cases and 1,545,658 local cases. Since 2020, the total number of deaths from COVID-19 in Taiwan has reached 1,554.

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