CORONAVIRUS/Chemical soldiers: Taiwan's unsung protectors in fight against COVID
06/01/2021 09:03 PM
Taipei, June 1 (CNA) The soldiers in the Army's 33rd Chemical Group wake up before dawn each day, check their gear, and set off for COVID-19 testing stations, public markets, subway stations, airports, COVID-19 hotspots, and other high-risk locations in the country, to carry out disinfection work.
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