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'Public enemy': Taiwan airline sacks Kiwi pilot blamed for rare Covid-19 case (Photo / File) Thu, 24 Dec 2020, 9:20AM Taiwan's EVA Airways has sacked a Kiwi pilot the Taiwanese government blamed for the country's first locally transmitted case of Covid-19 since April. In a statement, the nation's Centers for Disease Control said the Kiwi pilot tested positive for the virus on December 20, after flying between Taiwan and the US. The agency said the pilot, in an initial interview, could not recall all activities and didn't mention a contact history with the new case. The hea...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Taiwan's first local case in eight months linked to Kiwi pilot 22 Dec, 2020 08:30 AM 2 minutes to read NZ Herald The first locally-transmitted case of Covid-19 in eight months has been reported in Taiwan. The new case is linked to a New Zealand pilot diagnosed with Covid-19 on Sunday, the Financial Times reported. Read More The nation's Centers for Disease Control said the pilot in an initial interview, could not recall all activities and didn't mention a contact history with the new case. The health agency also said a failure to provide truthful contact information coul...

Tribune-Review file Tribune-Review file   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Add Westmoreland County Sheriff James Albert to the list of law enforcement officers vowing not enforce Gov. Tom Wolf’s temporary covid restrictions. Last weekend, Wolf suspended all indoor dining, closed entertainment venues, limited indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 50 and restricted all other in-person businesses to 50% of normal capacity in an attempt to stop the recent surge of coronavirus cases statew...

A vast majority of Pennsylvania businesses are following new mitigation orders from Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration that have temporarily closed many of their doors until Jan. 4 to try to get COVID-19 under control, according to the state police. “It’s not the fault of restaurant and bar, or gym owners or their employees that COVID-19 spreads easily in these conditions — it’s the nature of the disease,” Ryan Tarkowski, communications director, Pennsylvania State Police, said. Previously, the state police placed an emphasis on educating the general public about the...

Some Pa. restaurants defy indoor-dining ban, others comply with takeout, outdoor seating Updated Dec 13, 2020; A Facebook page intended to let diners know what restaurants are open across the state amid the pandemic has grown to more than 30,000 members in recent days. The “Pennsylvania Opening Businesses/Defying the Governor” group rose in the wake of Gov. Tom Wolf’s most recent coronavirus-prompted restrictions that include a ban on indoor dining through the holidays – a crucial time for many restaurants. Along with much commentary on the restrictions, the page also features a grow...