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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Schools ready to reopen on Sept 1, local officials say - 焦點

By Cheng Ming-hsiang and Lin Hsin-han / Staff reportersSchools would open for the new semester on Sept. 1 as long as the nation’s COVID-19 alert remains at level 2 over the coming weeks, most local governments said yesterday.

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COVID-19: Ministry proposes virus guidelines for school opening

COVID-19: Ministry proposes virus guidelines for school opening
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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Ministry proposes virus guidelines for school opening - 焦點

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Ministry proposes virus guidelines for school opening - 焦點
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COVID-19: Schools ready to reopen on Sept 1, local officials say

COVID-19: Schools ready to reopen on Sept 1, local officials say
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COVID-19: MRT firms predict massive losses

The operators of the country’s four largest MRT metro rail systems have predicted combined losses of up to NT$10.156 billion (US$364.54 million) due to low ridership after the nationwide COVID-19 alert was raised to level 3 on May 19. For the year, Taipei Rapid Transit Corp estimated losses of NT$5 billion to NT$8 billion, Taoyuan Metro Corp forecast NT$900 million in losses for its line from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Taipei, Taichung Mass Rapid Transit System Co predicted losses of NT$656 million and Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corp estimated NT$600 million in losses, the companies said on Saturday. In 2019,

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