Three cases of overseas migration into Omicron were detected yesterday. The picture shows Taoji epidemic prevention personnel assisting passengers in logging in quarantine information. (Photo source: Taiwan's China Times) (Photo by non-news parties)
Omicron invades Taiwan! The Taiwan authorities' epidemic epidemic command center announced yesterday that three overseas cases were infected and found in one go. All of them were breakthrough infections. Although Omicron cases have been successfully intercepted at the border, Chen Shizhong, commander of the Center for Epidemics, said earnestly yesterday: "It may not be stopped every time." The world is a global village, with a large number of people moving, and the virus will definitely come to Taiwan, and there may still be fish that miss the net, so you cannot relax your vigilance.
Faced with Omicron external troubles, and the local internal troubles of female research assistant of Taiwan’s “ China Research Institute ”, can Taiwan’s New Year’s Eve event be held as usual? Chen Shizhong pointed out that compared with two days ago, the current incident is developing towards a safer direction, and there is no mandatory plan for the end of the year, but he called on everyone to "get the vaccine well and get full." Experts suggest that for high-risk entry, three PCR screenings will be changed to strengthen border screening.
Epidemic Command Center announced yesterday afternoon that the first Omicron case in Taiwan was in Taiwan, a Taiwanese woman in her 30s (case 16829). She transferred from Svadine to the country through South Africa. Her Ct value was 28. She had received one dose of AZ and one dose of Moderna. She entered the country on December 8, was tested on the 9th, and was asymptomatically confirmed on the 10th. She had 10 contacts, all of whom were quarantined at home.
is less than 3 hours apart. The command center announced in the evening that two Omicron cases were tested, all of which have been completely vaccinated with BNT. Luo Yijun, deputy head of the Medical Response Group of the Epidemic Center, explained that a Taiwanese woman in her 30s (case 16804) entered the UK on December 7 and reported herself that she had symptoms of dry throat. She was diagnosed on the 8th with a Ct value of 21.6; another American man in her 20s who came to Taiwan to visit relatives (case 16818) had nasal congestion symptoms. She entered the country for examination on December 8 and was diagnosed on the 9th with a Ct value of 26.
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