Release date: 2022-03-31
The Central Epidemic Command Center announced today (31) that there were 239 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Taiwan, including 87 local cases and 152 imported cases (96 were positive for flight landing tests); there were no new confirmed cases die.
The command center said that the new local cases today are 46 males and 41 females, aged between under 5 years old and in their 70s, as detailed in the attachment to the press release.
The command center explained that today’s new cases of immigration from abroad are 72 males, 79 females, and 1 case under investigation, aged between 5 and 70 years old, from Vietnam (62 cases), Indonesia (23 cases), Hong Kong and Thailand (5 cases each), Japan, Singapore, Germany, the Netherlands, South Korea, Israel, the Philippines and the United States (2 cases each), South Africa, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, China, Poland and Australia (1 case each), and another 35 case under investigation. The entry date is from March 18 to March 30, 2022; please refer to the attachment to the press release.
According to the statistics of the command center, as of now, a total of 6,997,665 cases of novel coronavirus pneumonia have been reported in Taiwan (including 6,973,938 excluded), of which 23,393 were confirmed, including 7,470 immigrants, 15,869 local cases, 36 Dunmu Fleet, 3 aircraft infections, 1 case is unknown and 14 cases are under investigation; 1 new case (case 23190) has been added, and a total of 136 cases have been removed as empty. Since 2020, a total of 853 COVID-19 deaths have been reported, of which 839 are local. The counties and cities where the cases reside are: 413 in New Taipei City, 322 in Taipei City, 29 in Keelung City, 28 in Taoyuan City, 15 in Changhua County, and 15 in Hsinchu County. 13 cases, 5 cases in Taichung City, 3 cases in Miaoli County, 2 cases each in Yilan County and Hualien County, and 1 case each in Hsinchu City, Nantou County, Yunlin County, Tainan City, Kaohsiung City, Pingtung County and Taitung County; 14 cases were imported from abroad.
The command center once again calls on the public to implement personal protective measures such as hand hygiene, cough etiquette and wearing masks, reduce unnecessary movement, activities or gatherings, avoid entering and leaving crowded places, or areas with high risk of infection transmission, and take the initiative to be proactive Cooperate with various epidemic prevention measures and jointly strictly guard the community defense line.