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Taipei, Dec. 22 (CNA) A contact of a New Zealand pilot who was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Sunday has tested positive for the coronavirus, the first domestic case reported in Taiwan since April 12, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) said Tuesday.
Three other imported cases of COVID-19 were also confirmed on Tuesday, all from the Philippines, according to the CECC.
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