Advertisement During the pandemic, Taiwan went about business as usual. Schools were open, concerts were playing, theaters were packed. Restaurants were bustling, the economy was booming, and expatriates and overseas Taiwanese flooded into the island. Taiwan was among a group of fortunate countries, including Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam, and Singapore, whose citizens went about business as usual as tight borders, strict quarantine rules, and excellent contract tracing kept the virus at bay. That enviable routine came to an end in mid-May 2021 when an outbreak of COVID-19 transmission upended everyday…
Why Taiwan Is Beating COVID-19 – Again
