Singapore, Aug. 6 (CNA) Singapore's Ministry of Health announced Thursday that travelers from Taiwan will not be required to isolate at home if they test negative for COVID-19 on arrival, as the number of domestic cases in Taiwan has been dropping.
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Singaporean couple arrested over dead newborn in Taiwan in 2019
05/12/2021 02:36 PM
A CCTV image shows the Singaporean man s movement in Taiwan in 2019
Singapore, May 12 (CNA) A Singaporean couple have been arrested in the city state over their alleged involvement in the death of a newborn baby in Taiwan two years ago, the Singapore police said Tuesday.
The man and woman, both 25, were arrested on April 28 for their suspected role in the death of a newborn baby girl in Taiwan in February 2019, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) told CNA.
The SPF said that after a newborn baby was found dead in a garbage truck in New Taipei, it received a request for help from Taiwanese authorities and has cooperated with them to review evidence and investigate the case.
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Taipei, May 11 (CNA) A travel bubble arrangement between Taiwan and its Pacific diplomatic ally Palau will remain in place, even though the Taiwanese carrier that operates flights destined for Palau is combating a pilot shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Deputy Transportation Minister Chi Wen-jong (祈文中) said Tuesday.
The Taiwan-Palau travel bubble program officially began on April 1, allowing residents of the two countries to travel largely quarantine-free, provided they follow certain protocols, such as only traveling in groups.
China Airlines (CAL), one of Taiwan s largest carriers, which operates flights under the travel bubble program, has arranged sufficient manpower to operate the travel bubble route, Chi said.
China using force against Taiwan counter-productive: ex-U.S. official
04/13/2021 09:27 PM
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A PLA Y-8 plane, one of the types of the Chinese military aircraft that entered Taiwan s ADIZ on Tuesday. Photo courtesy of the Ministry of National Defense
Singapore, April 13 (CNA) A former U.S. defense official said Tuesday that China s continuing military pressure on Taiwan is counter-productive amid the deteriorating cross-Taiwan Strait relations.
Drew Thompson, who served as director for China, Taiwan and Mongolia in the Office of the Secretary of Defense from 2011 to 2018, made the remarks when asked by CNA to comment on Beijing s decision a day earlier to send 25 military aircraft into the southwestern part of Taiwan s Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ).