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Andes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation — 560 versions recorded. Nothing here has been overwritten.
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Andes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 559 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 558 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 557 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 556 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 555 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 554 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 553 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 552 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 551 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 550 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 549 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 548 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 547 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 546 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 545 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 544 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 543 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 542 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 541 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 540 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 539 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 538 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 537 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 536 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 535 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 534 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 533 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 532 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 531 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 530 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 529 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 528 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 527 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 526 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 525 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 524 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 523 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 522 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 521 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 520 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 519 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 518 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 517 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 516 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 515 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 514 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 513 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 512 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 511 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 510 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 509 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 508 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 507 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 506 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 505 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 504 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 503 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 502 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 501 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 500 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 499 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 498 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 497 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 496 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 495 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 494 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 493 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 492 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 491 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 490 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 489 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 488 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 487 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 486 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 485 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 484 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 483 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 482 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 481 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 480 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 479 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 478 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 477 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 476 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 475 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 474 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 473 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 472 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 471 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 470 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 469 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 468 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 467 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 466 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 465 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 464 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 463 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 462 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 461 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 460 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 459 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 458 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 457 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 456 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 455 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 454 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 453 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 452 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 451 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 450 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 449 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 448 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 447 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 446 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 445 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 444 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 443 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 442 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 441 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 440 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 439 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 438 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 437 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 436 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 435 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 434 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 433 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 432 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 431 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 430 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 429 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 428 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 427 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 426 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 425 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 424 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 423 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 422 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 421 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 420 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 419 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 418 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 417 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 416 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 415 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 414 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 413 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 412 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 411 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 410 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 409 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 408 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 407 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 406 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 405 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 404 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 403 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 402 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 401 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 400 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 399 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 398 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 397 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 396 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 395 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 394 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 393 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 392 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 391 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 390 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 389 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 388 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 387 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 386 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 385 imported changeIn response to the escalating Ebola outbreak, Taiwan to suspend entry of residents of the DRC and Uganda for 90 days effective 00:00 on June 2, 2026, except for four categories of persons
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Version 384 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 383 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 382 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 381 imported changeTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities
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Version 380 imported changeAndes hantavirus cluster reported on international cruise ship: Taiwan CDC forms task force and closely monitors situation
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Version 379 imported changeMultiple checks confirm no Taiwanese nationals among passengers on cruise ship linked to Andes hantavirus cluster; Taiwan CDC to continue close collaboration with WHO and partner countries
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Version 378 imported changeTaiwan CDC: A New Zealand passenger from the international cruise ship MV Hondius tested negative in Taiwan
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Version 377 imported changeTaiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda to Level 2 (Alert) following WHO’s declaration of the Ebola outbreak as a PHEIC
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Version 376 imported changeAmid the rapidly escalating international Ebola outbreak, Taiwan CDC raises Travel Health Notice for the DRC and Uganda to Level 3: Warning, strengthens cross-agency border control measures, and requires 21-day self-health management for travelers with relevant travel history
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Version 4 imported changeMinister of Health and Welfare reviews border quarantine operations at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; free Ebola testing offered to asymptomatic travelers from the DRC and Uganda from June 3-30
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Version 3 imported changeNew Zealand passenger on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius tests negative in four rounds of testing; enhanced self-health management lifted on June 7, with WHO and New Zealand notified via Taiwan’s IHR Focal Point
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Version 2 imported changeTaiwan adjusts temporary border control measures in response to the international Ebola outbreak: Measures for the DRC extended for 90 days; measures for Uganda scheduled to be lifted at midnight on August 28
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Version 1 originalTaiwan launches Joint One Health External Review on Antimicrobial Resistance to strengthen cross-sectoral governance and core capacities