CORONAVIRUS/Serious COVID cases still rising, but infections may be peaking: CDC
06/06/2023 03:47 PM
The number of serious COVID-19 cases in Taiwan continued to climb last week, but an indicator used to track new infections suggests that the current wave of cases may have already reached its peak, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said Tuesday.
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