Coronavirus Taiwan - Specific Developments July-October 2022

[MalcolmReynolds]

Covid Stats For 2022-09-19

Local = 28,210

Imported = 239

Deaths = 31

28,449 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 28,210 local cases and 239 imported cases

Release date: 2022-09-19

Summary

The Central Epidemic Command Center announced today (19) that there were 28,449 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Taiwan, including 28,210 local cases and 239 imported cases; 31 new deaths were confirmed among the confirmed cases.

According to the command center, there were 28,210 new local cases today, including 13,177 males, 15,017 females, and 16 under investigation, aged from under 5 years old to over 90 years old. The cases are distributed in New Taipei City (6,028 cases), Taichung City (3,517 cases), Taoyuan City (3,403 cases), Taipei City (3,232 cases), Kaohsiung City (2,166 cases), Tainan City (1,567 cases), Changhua County (1,488 cases), Hsinchu County (907 cases), Miaoli County (709 cases), Hsinchu City (693 cases), Pingtung County (687 cases), Yunlin County (630 cases), Yilan County (569 cases), Keelung City (566 cases), Nantou County (560 cases), Hualien County (434 cases), Chiayi County (357 cases), Chiayi City (265 cases), Taitung County (195 cases), Penghu County (121 cases), Kinmen County (90 cases), Lianjiang County (26 cases) .

The command center pointed out that there were 31 new local deaths today, including 14 males and 17 females, aged in their 40s to 90s, all of whom were severely infected and had a history of chronic diseases, 16 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses COVID-19 vaccine and 12 hadn’t received any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was from August 12 to September 16, today (2022), and the date of death was from June 6 to September 16. Please refer to the attachment to the press release for details.

The command center stated that among the 239 new cases of immigration today, 131 were males and 108 were females, ranging in age from under 5 to over 70 years old, from Vietnam (20 cases), Turkey and the Philippines (4 cases each). ), the United States, Singapore, Japan, the United Kingdom and Thailand (2 cases each), and China, Cambodia, Malaysia and Germany (1 case each). Another 197 cases of infection are under national investigation. The entry date is from August 9 to September 18 this year.

According to the statistics of the command center, up to now, a total of 17,210,248 cases of novel coronavirus pneumonia have been reported in Taiwan (including 11,204,324 cases excluded), of which 5,998,860 cases were confirmed, including 32,421 cases of immigration, 5,966,385 cases of local cases, 36 cases of Dunmu fleet, 3 cases of aircraft infection, 1 case is unknown and 14 cases are under investigation. Since 2020, a total of 10,579 COVID-19 deaths have been reported, of which 10,563 are local. The counties and cities of the cases are distributed as New Taipei City with 2,223 cases, Taipei City with 1,188 cases, Taichung City with 1,069 cases, Kaohsiung City with 988 cases, Taoyuan City with 809 cases and Tainan City. 807 cases in Changhua County, 424 in Pingtung County, 329 in Yunlin County, 309 in Nantou County, 267 in Miaoli County, 250 in Chiayi County, 229 in Keelung City, 218 in Yilan County, 185 in Hualien County, There are 171 cases in Chiayi City, 168 in Hsinchu County, 149 in Taitung County, 112 in Hsinchu City, 30 in Penghu County, and 20 in Kinmen County; the other 16 cases were imported from abroad.

The command center once again calls on the public to complete vaccinations as soon as possible, implement personal protective measures such as hand hygiene, cough etiquette and wearing masks, reduce unnecessary movements, activities or gatherings, and avoid going to crowded places or high risk of infection transmission and actively cooperate with various epidemic prevention measures, download and use the “Taiwan Social Distancing APP”, and jointly strictly guard the community defense line.

247 new confirmed cases of Omicron subtype variants, including 179 local cases and 68 imported cases

Release date: 2022-09-19

Summary

The Central Epidemic Epidemic Command Center announced today (19) that 247 new confirmed cases of Omicron subtype variants were confirmed in Taiwan, including 179 local cases (106 BA.5, 73 BA.2) and 68 imported cases (2 Case BA.4, 59 cases BA.5, 5 cases BA.2.75, 2 cases BA.2). As of now (2022), the cumulative number of confirmed cases of imported Omicron subtype variants detected in Taiwan: 803 cases of BA.5, 88 cases of BA.4, 16 cases of BA.2.75, and 983 cases of BA.2; In addition, a total of 430 BA.5, 4 BA.4, and 2,452 BA.2 local confirmed cases have been confirmed, and there is no BA.2.75 local confirmed case.

The command center pointed out that the 106 new local cases of BA.5 today, accounting for 59.2% of all the 179 cases sequenced last week, were 47 males and 59 females, aged between under 5 years old and in their 80s. , distributed as 49 cases in the north, 30 cases in the middle, 25 cases in the south, and 2 cases in the east. The confirmed dates ranged from July 22 to September 11 this year.

According to the command center, for BA.4, BA.5 and BA.2.75 cases imported from home and abroad, there are 45 males and 21 females, aged between 10s and 80s, and the date of entry is between August 26 this year. until September 10. Among them, BA.4 cases were detected from the United States and Austria (1 case each); BA.5 cases were detected from Vietnam (9 cases), the United States and Malaysia (5 cases), France and Thailand (4 cases), Canada and South Korea ( 3 cases), Germany, Netherlands, Australia, Indonesia, Philippines and Hong Kong (2 cases), Austria, United Arab Emirates, Hungary, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Senegal, Singapore, Sweden, Cambodia, Mongolia, Palau, Norway and Japan (1 case each); BA.2.75 cases were imported from India (3 cases), Singapore and Myanmar (1 case each).

The command center explained that the World Health Organization (WHO) data on September 14 this year pointed out that the BA.5 variant is now the mainstream strain in the world, accounting for 90%, and the BA.4 variant accounts for about 6%. At least 121 countries have reported cases of BA.5 variant strain infection, which has spread widely in Europe, America and Asia-Pacific countries, resulting in an increase in the number of cases, hospitalizations and severe cases; as the virus continues to evolve, the BA.5 variant strain branch (BA.5.X) The number of cases has increased, among which BA.5.1, BA.5.2 and BA.5.2.1 are the most, and continuous follow-up monitoring is required. According to the existing research, the booster vaccine is still protective against the BA.5 variant, and it is an effective way to prevent hospitalization, severe illness and death. We call on eligible subjects to speed up the vaccination.

The command center emphasized that according to the existing research, the probability of serious illness caused by BA.4 and BA.5 has not increased significantly, but the infectivity has increased, and strict monitoring is still required. In order to strengthen the monitoring of local cases of Omicron BA.4, BA.5 and other mutant viruses, the command center has increased the proportion of local cases of mutant strain type testing and sequencing, and focused on the respiratory tract of severe and repeated infection cases such as COVID-19 childhood encephalitis. The sample gene sequencing operation is also planned to strengthen the monitoring of cases in the community with the existing respiratory virus contract laboratory monitoring network.

The command center calls for a COVID-19 vaccine to reduce the risk of severe illness, hospitalization or death from contracting COVID-19. The public must still implement personal epidemic prevention measures such as frequent handwashing and wearing masks, and complete vaccinations as soon as possible to gain protection.

Specific Details Regarding The Deaths Reported Today

Release date: 2022-09-19

Summary

31 COVID-19 Deaths Reported on September 19, 2022

There were 31 new local deaths today, including 14 males and 17 females, aged in their 40s to 90s, all of whom were severely infected and had a history of chronic diseases, 16 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses COVID-19 vaccine and 12 hadn’t received any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was from August 12 to September 16, today (2022), and the date of death was from June 6 to September 16. Please refer to the link below for specific individual case details.

9月19日新增死亡COVID-19確診個案表.pdf - 衛生福利部疾病管制署

Gender

Female = 17 (54.84%)
Male = 14 (45.16%)

Age Distribution

90s = 6 (19.35%)
80s = 12 (38.71%)
70s = 7 (22.58%)
60s = 2 (6.45%)
50s = 3 (9.68%)
40s = 1 (3.23%)

Vaccination Doses

0 = 12 (38.71%)
1 = 3 (9.68%)
2 = 1 (3.23%)
3 = 14 (00.00%)
4 = 1 (3.23%)

Chronic Disease History

Yes = 31 (100.00%)
None = 0 (00.00%)

Click to see detailed cases report

et al

Current Severity of Symptoms Statistics

Local Cases By Districts (Interactive Map)

台灣 Covid-19 本土病例地圖

Table Of New Deaths From COVID-19 In Taiwan

https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/deathstatistics.php?dt_name=1&downloadall=yes

[MalcolmReynolds]

31 COVID-19 Deaths Reported on September 19, 2022

There were 31 new local deaths today, including 14 males and 17 females, aged in their 40s to 90s, all of whom were severely infected and had a history of chronic diseases, 16 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses COVID-19 vaccine and 12 hadn’t received any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was from August 12 to September 16, today (2022), and the date of death was from June 6 to September 16.

Gender

Female = 17 (54.84%)
Male = 14 (45.16%)

Age Distribution

90s = 6 (19.35%)
80s = 12 (38.71%)
70s = 7 (22.58%)
60s = 2 (6.45%)
50s = 3 (9.68%)
40s = 1 (3.23%)

Vaccination Doses

0 = 12 (38.71%)
1 = 3 (9.68%)
2 = 1 (3.23%)
3 = 14 (00.00%)
4 = 1 (3.23%)

Chronic Disease History

Yes = 31 (100.00%)
None = 0 (00.00%)

Click to see detailed cases report

Original CECC Report of 2022-09-19

9月19日新增死亡COVID-19確診個案表.pdf - 衛生福利部疾病管制署

Cumulative Table Of New Deaths From COVID-19 In Taiwan

https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/deathstatistics.php?dt_name=1&downloadall=yes

et al

[Icon]

Really? I think they look, ehem, in very good shape. .

Exercise is very good for one’s health.

[izzy]

sadly, no announcement abt easing quarantine requirements… the leaked memo said it will be announced today.

[TaipAmy]

The whole thing is a sick joke to keep @MalcolmReynolds employed.

[MalcolmReynolds]

Covid Stats For 2022-09-20

Local = 44,500

Imported = 247

Deaths = 33

44,747 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 44,500 local cases and 247 imported cases

Release date: 2022-09-20

Summary

The Central Epidemic Command Center announced today (20) that there were 44,747 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Taiwan, including 44,500 local cases and 247 imported cases; 33 new deaths were confirmed among the confirmed cases.

According to the command center, there are 44,500 new local cases today, including 20,865 males, 23,621 females, and 14 under investigation, aged between 5 and over 90 years old; the cases are distributed in New Taipei City (9,289 cases), Taichung City (5,877 cases), Taipei City (5,229 cases), Taoyuan City (4,091 cases), Kaohsiung City (3,717 cases), Tainan City (2,790 cases), Changhua County (2,310 cases), Hsinchu County (1,197 cases), Ping Dong County (1,180 cases), Yilan County (1,176 cases), Miaoli County (1,094 cases), Yunlin County (1,088 cases), Nantou County (993 cases), Hsinchu City (930 cases), Keelung City (809 cases), Hualien County (758 cases), Chiayi County (736 cases), Chiayi City (478 cases), Taitung County (385 cases), Kinmen County (197 cases), Penghu County (143 cases), Lianjiang County (33 cases) .

The command center pointed out that there were 33 new local deaths today, including 15 males and 18 females, aged in their 60s to 90s. All had severe infections, 29 had a history of chronic disease, 25 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and 18 hadn’t had any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was from August 7th to September 16th, today (2022), and the date of death was from September 6th to September 17th. For details, please refer to the attachment to the press release. In addition, 8 previously announced confirmed deaths from COVID-19 were removed today. Among them, 4 cases were corrected after the death information was incorrect. The remaining 4 cases were removed after re-examination by doctors and ruled out that the direct cause of death was related to COVID-19.

The command center explained that among the 247 new cases of immigration today, 140 were males and 107 were females, ranging in age from under 5 to over 80 years old, from Vietnam (17 cases), Singapore (8 cases), and Germany. (7 cases), Thailand (6 cases), Malaysia (4 cases), the United States and the Philippines (3 cases each), Indonesia (2 cases), South Korea, the United Arab Emirates and Japan (1 case each). Another 194 cases of infection are under national investigation. The entry date is from August 20 to September 19 this year.

According to the statistics of the command center, up to now, there have been 17,274,012 notifications related to the new coronavirus pneumonia in Taiwan (including 11,224,571 excluded), of which 6,043,539 were confirmed, including 32,665 imported cases, 6,010,820 local cases, 36 Dunmu Fleet cases, 3 aircraft infections, 1 case is unknown and 14 cases are under investigation. Since 2020, a total of 10,604 COVID-19 deaths have occurred, of which 10,588 are local. The counties and cities of the cases are distributed as New Taipei City with 2,226 cases, Taipei City with 1,190 cases, Taichung City with 1,069 cases, Kaohsiung City with 989 cases, Taoyuan City with 811 cases and Tainan City. 810 in Changhua County, 425 in Pingtung County, 334 in Yunlin County, 310 in Nantou County, 270 in Miaoli County, 252 in Chiayi County, 229 in Keelung City, 218 in Yilan County, 185 in Hualien County, There are 172 cases in Chiayi City, 168 in Hsinchu County, 149 in Taitung County, 110 in Hsinchu City, 30 in Penghu County, and 20 in Kinmen County; the other 16 cases were imported from abroad.

The command center once again calls on the public to complete vaccinations as soon as possible, implement personal protective measures such as hand hygiene, cough etiquette and wearing masks, reduce unnecessary movements, activities or gatherings, and avoid going to crowded places or high risk of infection transmission and actively cooperate with various epidemic prevention measures, download and use the “Taiwan Social Distancing APP”, and jointly strictly guard the community defense line.

Specific Details Regarding The Deaths Reported Today

Release date: 2022-09-20

Summary

33 COVID-19 Deaths Reported on September 20, 2022

There were 33 new local deaths today, including 15 males and 18 females, aged in their 60s to 90s. All had severe infections, 29 had a history of chronic disease, 25 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and 18 hadn’t had any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was from August 7th to September 16th, today (2022), and the date of death was from September 6th to September 17th. In addition, 8 previously announced confirmed deaths from COVID-19 were removed today. Among them, 4 cases were corrected after the death information was incorrect. The remaining 4 cases were removed after re-examination by doctors and ruled out that the direct cause of death was related to COVID-19. Please refer to the link below for specific individual case details.

9月20日新增死亡COVID-19確診個案表.pdf - 衛生福利部疾病管制署

Gender

Female = 18 (54.55%)
Male = 15 (45.45%)

Age Distribution

90s = 11 (33.33%)
80s = 11 (33.33%)
70s = 6 (18.18%)
60s = 5 (15.15%)

Vaccination Doses

0 doses = 18 (54.55%)
1 doses = 4 (12.12%)
2 doses = 3 (9.09%)
3 doses = 8 (24.24%)

Chronic Disease History

Yes = 29 (87.88%)
None = 4 (12.12%)

Vaccine Status For Deaths With No Chronic Disease History

0 doses = 0 (Ages → F-90s, M-70s)
3 doses = 0 (Ages → F-90s, M-60s)

Click to see detailed cases report

et al

Current Severity of Symptoms Statistics

Local Cases By Districts (Interactive Map)

台灣 Covid-19 本土病例地圖

Cumulative Table Of Deaths From COVID-19 In Taiwan

https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/deathstatistics.php?dt_name=1&downloadall=yes

[Brianjones]

Shifting the goalposts indeed. Is that gobshite still in charge?

Flight risk: the fight to halt a never ending lockdown for Taiwan’s pilots

[BiggusDickus]

“stupid rules that don’t make sense anymore.” Indeed.

[slawa]

@Andrew

Number 3 is a good one. Some sterling work by the CDC there. Her chronic disease history was “History of chronic disease (Survey)” and her COVID symptoms were “Survey”.

After ‘Survey’ is completed they remove deaths from covid death toll, if COVID-19 was an indirect factor or the death was wrongly reported as covid death.

Lo said that eight COVID-19 deaths that were recorded June 10 to Sept. 1 have been removed from the death toll, as the cause of death was revised in four cases, and in the other cases, the hospitals at which they were treated had erroneously reported their deaths.

In the case of the first four, their cause of death ranged from pneumonia to heart failure, and COVID-19 was an indirect factor.
https://focustaiwan.tw/society/202209200013

further

total number of cases in the country since the start of the pandemic - 6 million

[finley]

How the actual f do you “erroneously report a death”? In most countries this sort of thing is treated extremely seriously because “errors” can be used to disguise malpractice or even murder.

I’m just wondering what they even mean here. The patient was reported dead but was in fact discharged? Cause of death was incorrect?

[MalcolmReynolds]

33 COVID-19 Deaths Reported on September 20, 2022

There were 33 new local deaths today, including 15 males and 18 females, aged in their 60s to 90s. All had severe infections, 29 had a history of chronic disease, 25 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and 18 hadn’t had any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was from August 7th to September 16th, today (2022), and the date of death was from September 6th to September 17th. In addition, 8 previously announced confirmed deaths from COVID-19 were removed today. Among them, 4 cases were corrected after the death information was incorrect. The remaining 4 cases were removed after re-examination by doctors and ruled out that the direct cause of death was related to COVID-19.

Gender

Female = 18 (54.55%)
Male = 15 (45.45%)

Age Distribution

90s = 11 (33.33%)
80s = 11 (33.33%)
70s = 6 (18.18%)
60s = 5 (15.15%)

Vaccination Doses

0 doses = 18 (54.55%)
1 doses = 4 (12.12%)
2 doses = 3 (9.09%)
3 doses = 8 (24.24%)

Chronic Disease History

Yes = 29 (87.88%)
None = 4 (12.12%)

Vaccine Status For Deaths With No Chronic Disease History

0 doses = 0 (Ages → F-90s, M-70s)
3 doses = 0 (Ages → F-90s, M-60s)

Click to see detailed cases report

Original CECC Report of 2022-09-20

9月20日新增死亡COVID-19確診個案表.pdf - 衛生福利部疾病管制署

Cumulative Table Of New Deaths From COVID-19 In Taiwan

https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/deathstatistics.php?dt_name=1&downloadall=yes

et al

[BigDave]

No history of chronic diseases for the two 90 year olds. Unicorns.

[finley]

90-something people just dropping dead? How could this be? Something must be done!

[MalcolmReynolds]

Covid Stats For 2022-09-21

Local = 46,673

Imported = 229

Deaths = 39

46,902 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 46,673 local cases and 229 imported cases

Release date: 2022-09-21

Summary

The Central Epidemic Command Center announced today (21) that there were 46,902 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Taiwan, including 46,673 local cases and 229 imported cases; 39 new deaths were confirmed among the confirmed cases.

The command center said that there were 46,673 new local cases today, including 21,557 males, 25,092 females, and 24 under investigation, aged between 5 and over 90 years old. The cases are distributed in New Taipei City (10,252 cases), Taichung City (5,913 cases), Taipei City (5,705 cases), Taoyuan City (5,200 cases), Kaohsiung City (3,593 cases), Tainan City (2,620 cases), Changhua County (2,160 cases), Hsinchu County (1,416 cases), Hsinchu County City (1,209 cases), Yilan County (1,125 cases), Miaoli County (1,106 cases), Pingtung County (1,049 cases), Yunlin County (993 cases), Keelung City (955 cases), Nantou County (848 cases), Hualien County (731 cases), Chiayi County (654 cases), Chiayi City (432 cases), Taitung County (394 cases), Kinmen County (162 cases), Penghu County (135 cases), Lianjiang County (21 cases) .

The command center pointed out that there were 39 new deaths from local cases today, including 21 males and 18 females, aged between under 5 years old and over 90 years old. All had severe infections, 37 had a history of chronic disease, and 24 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and 17 hadn’t received any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was between August 19 and September 18, today (2022), and the date of death was between September 8 and September 18. Please refer to the attachment to the press release for details.

The command center stated that among the 229 new cases of immigration today, 125 were males and 104 were females, aged between five and 80 years old, from Vietnam (19 cases), Germany (10 cases), and the United States. and Indonesia (6 cases each), China (4 cases), Japan, the Netherlands and Thailand (3 cases each), the United Kingdom, South Korea, the Philippines and Austria (2 cases each), Singapore, Cambodia, Australia, Hong Kong and Malaysia (1 each example). Another 162 cases of infection are under national investigation. The entry date is from August 21 to September 20 this year.

According to the statistics of the command center, up to now, a total of 17,340,788 new coronavirus pneumonia related notifications (including 11,242,749 excluded) have been reported in Taiwan, of which 6,090,373 were confirmed, including 32,877 imported cases, 6,057,442 local cases, 36 Dunmu Fleet cases, 3 aircraft infections, 1 case is unknown and 14 cases are under investigation. Since 2020, a total of 10,643 COVID-19 deaths have been reported, of which 10,627 are local. The counties and cities of the cases are distributed in New Taipei City with 2,228 cases, Taipei City with 1,192 cases, Taichung City with 1,074 cases, Kaohsiung City with 992 cases, Taoyuan City with 815 cases and Tainan City. 811 cases in Changhua County, 425 in Pingtung County, 336 in Yunlin County, 311 in Nantou County, 273 in Miaoli County, 252 in Chiayi County, 229 in Keelung City, 219 in Yilan County, 186 in Hualien County, There are 172 cases in Chiayi City, 171 in Hsinchu County, 154 in Taitung County, 113 in Hsinchu City, 30 in Penghu County, and 20 in Kinmen County; the other 16 cases were imported from abroad.

The command center once again calls on the public to complete vaccinations as soon as possible, implement personal protective measures such as hand hygiene, cough etiquette and wearing masks, reduce unnecessary movements, activities or gatherings, and avoid going to crowded places or high risk of infection transmission and actively cooperate with various epidemic prevention measures, download and use the “Taiwan Social Distancing APP”, and jointly strictly guard the community defense line.

Residential and community-based care facilities extend regular screening measures until October 31st

Release date: 2022-09-21

Summary

The Central Epidemic Command Center announced today (21) that various types of residential and community-based care institutions require regular public-funded quick screening measures, which will be extended for another month until October 31, 2022, and the screening frequency will still be maintained. Regular quick screening twice a week for service clients (people with disabilities, dementia, 2 to 18 years old, once a week, under 2 years old are exempt from screening), staff at least once a week, and those who have been diagnosed and recovered Screening is exempted for 3 months, and the frequency of screening will be adjusted according to the situation of the epidemic.

The command center explained that Omicron BA.4, BA.5 and other variant strains of viruses continue to spread around the world, and the epidemic may continue to develop in October, especially in residential institutions that take care of the elderly with more chronic diseases and high-risk groups and should maintain vigilance to avoid institutions. There is a risk of cluster infection. Therefore, public-funded rapid screening will continue until October 31st, and public-funded reagents will be sent out one after another.

The command center pointed out that the distribution targets are residential long-term care institutions, welfare institutions for the elderly, welfare institutions for the disabled, mental rehabilitation institutions, general and spiritual care homes, children and children placement institutions, children and children group families, and honorary national homes, type care institutions, as well as community-based care institutions such as day care centers, family care, community-based care services for people with disabilities, early care institutions, and childcare centers.

The command center reminds that the number of public-funded reagents distributed is estimated at 2 doses per person per week for service recipients and 1 dose per week per staff member. Various institutions and units are requested to implement epidemic prevention policies to reduce the risk of infection.

Specific Details Regarding The Deaths Reported Today

Release date: 2022-09-21

Summary

39 COVID-19 Deaths Reported on September 21, 2022

There were 39 new deaths from local cases today, including 21 males and 18 females, aged between under 5 years old and over 90 years old. All had severe infections, 37 had a history of chronic disease, and 24 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and 17 hadn’t received any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was between August 19 and September 18, today (2022), and the date of death was between September 8 and September 18. Please refer to the link below for specific individual case details.

9月21日新增死亡COVID-19確診個案表.pdf - 衛生福利部疾病管制署

Click to see detailed cases report

et al

Current Severity of Symptoms Statistics

Local Cases By Districts (Interactive Map)

台灣 Covid-19 本土病例地圖

Cumulative Table Of Deaths From COVID-19 In Taiwan

https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/deathstatistics.php?dt_name=1&downloadall=yes

[DrewC]

First wave peaked in the high 80s k. Second wave hasn’t broken 50k yet. That means there must be some level of immunity that crosses over from previous Omicron infections, even if the sub-variant is different.

[MalcolmReynolds]

39 COVID-19 Deaths Reported on September 21, 2022

There were 39 new deaths from local cases today, including 21 males and 18 females, aged between under 5 years old and over 90 years old. All had severe infections, 37 had a history of chronic disease, and 24 hadn’t received the recommended 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and 17 hadn’t received any doses at all. The date of diagnosis was between August 19 and September 18, today (2022), and the date of death was between September 8 and September 18.

Click to see detailed cases report

Original CECC Report of 2022-09-21

9月21日新增死亡COVID-19確診個案表.pdf - 衛生福利部疾病管制署

Cumulative Table Of New Deaths From COVID-19 In Taiwan

https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/deathstatistics.php?dt_name=1&downloadall=yes

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[TaipAmy]

That’s exactly what I expected to happen. Two waves so close means there will be a little resistance despite the mutations.
I doubt they will be persuaded to drop all mandates unfortunately.

[BigDave]

How is a language development disorder relevant? That is reaching a bit surely.

[slawa]

Quarantine requirement and masking outside to be dropped no later than October 15

William Yang

https://twitter.com/WilliamYang120/status/1572765017111691264

https://twitter.com/WilliamYang120/status/1572765957311074304

https://twitter.com/WilliamYang120/status/1572766697559560196

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