Taiwan-based EVA Airways and China Airlines (CAL) announced Saturday that all their passengers have to have their temperature taken before they are allowed to board flights, and they will be denied boarding if their temperature hits 37.5 degrees Celsius or higher, or if they fail to comply with the requirement.
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