CORONAVIRUS/Flight crews may need to take longer home quarantine, tests: CECC
12/26/2020 09:10 PM
Taipei, Dec. 26 (CNA) Taiwan is expected to impose more stringent regulations for flight crews, which could include an extension of home quarantine from no more than five days currently to seven days, as well as having to provide a negative PCR test, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) said Saturday.
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