CORONAVIRUS / Taiwan loosens COVID-19 control measures on international cruises
03/04/2023 03:03 PM
Taiwan has further loosened its COVID-19 control protocols on international cruises in an attempt to boost tourism, the Maritime and Port Bureau announced Saturday.
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