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2021/04/14 18:07 Surfers riding wave in Waikiki. (Hawaii Tourism Authority photo) Surfers riding wave in Waikiki. (Hawaii Tourism Authority photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) Travelers from Taiwan who present proof of negative coronavirus tests from select hospitals will be exempt from Hawaii s mandatory 10-day quarantine starting on Saturday (April 17). In order to keep Hawaii s number of coronavirus cases down to the relatively low number of 31,000, the state requires all visitors, whether domestic or foreign, to undergo a 10-day self-quarantine upon arrival. However, Mackay Memorial Hospital on Wednesday (April 14) announced that the Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) has given the green light to an exemption for travelers from Taiwan who can present negative results of a nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT) for COVID-19 from a hospital approved by Taiwan s Ministry of Health and Welfare.
2021/01/08 10:34 (Facebook, U.S. Coast Guard photo) (Facebook, U.S. Coast Guard photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said Thursday (Jan. 7) the U.S. has promised to continue the search for the Taiwanese captain and his nine Indonesian crewmen who went missing in the Pacific last week. The commercial Taiwan tuna longliner, Yong Yu Sing No. 18 (永裕興18號), was reported missing Friday (Jan. 1) by its owner after he lost contact with the captain, surnamed Li (李), on Dec. 30. Although the missing vessel was later spotted by an American rescue aircraft near Midway Atoll, there was no sign of Li or his crew.