CORONAVIRUS/E-monitoring of quarantined persons no breach of human rights: Premier Su
01/04/2021 06:04 PM
Taipei, Jan. 4 (CNA) The "electronic fence" system introduced recently by Taiwan health authorities to monitor the movements of people in quarantine does not violate their human rights, Premier Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌) said Monday.
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