CORONAVIRUS/Taiwan and Stanford discussing project on safe international travel
05/18/2020 09:02 PM
Taipei, May 18 (CNA) Taiwan is in talks with Stanford University to create a protocol for travelers that would help shorten the amount of time they have to stay in quarantine when they go abroad, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) confirmed Monday.
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