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Taipei, May 16 (CNA) Taiwan's Navy said Monday it had ordered one of its warships to return to base and everyone on board to get tested for COVID-19, as several crew members had obtained positive rapid antigen test results.
The navy ordered one of its warships to return to base and everyone on board tested for COVID-19, after several crew members tested positive in rapid antigen tests, it said yesterday. The navy did not say how many people were on board the Knox-class frigate, which returned to Kaohsiung yesterday, nor how many had tested positive for COVID-19, saying only that everyone aboard the ROCS <i>Fong Yang</i> had been ordered to take rapid tests. Those who tested positive have been ordered to take a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, Navy Command said in a statement. The navy’s warship...
The deployment of new short-range automated defense systems on two outlying islands is running ahead of schedule and is to be completed by the end of this year at the latest, the military said in a briefing to lawmakers. The army and navy have purchased six sets of the short-range weapons systems to be in part deployed on Lienchiang County’s Dongyin Island (東引) and Kinmen County’s Wuchiu Island (烏坵). The Chinese-language United Daily News (UDN) yesterday reported that the Wuchiu system is expected to be deployed by June, while the system in Dongyin should become operational by the ...
Containers of "rancid" food waste washed up on a four-mile stretch of the Angus coastline just after a major NATO exercise in the North Sea.
By Kayleigh Madjar / Staff writerThe deployment of new short-range automated defense systems on two outlying islands is running ahead of schedule and is to be completed by the end of this year at the latest, the military said in a briefing to lawmakers.