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Panic buying in Taiwan as new COVID-19 rules kick off

Authorities in Taiwan have appealed to people to avoid panic buying of items such as instant noodles and toilet paper as new curbs on gatherings and movement took effect to rein in the spread of COVID-19. Taiwan raised its coronavirus alert level in the capital Taipei and the surroundings on Saturday, imposing two weeks of restrictions that will shut many venues and limit gatherings. While total infections since the start of the pandemic remain low at 1,475, a recent spike in community transmissions have alarmed a population that had become accustomed to life staying close to normal, with no full lockdowns of the kind seen elsewhere.

With the start of the new COVID-19 rules, panic buying appears in the Taiwan market | Coronavirus pandemic news

With the start of the new COVID-19 rules, panic buying appears in the Taiwan market | Coronavirus pandemic news The authorities said that after the new COVID-19 restrictions trigger panic purchases, there is no need to store instant noodles or toilet paper. The Taiwanese authorities are calling on people to avoid making a fuss about buying instant noodles and toilet paper, as new party and event containment measures have begun to curb the spread of COVID-19. Taiwan on Saturday raised the level of coronavirus alert in the capital, Taipei and surrounding areas, and implemented a two-week restriction that will close many venues and limit gatherings.

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The Washington Post, Le Figaro and El Pais The world heralded a new era for America on Thursday, with front pages hailing the transition from Donald Trump to Joe Biden as a moment to heal a damaged democracy.  Here s a look at how the world reacted to the historic day.  Britain In the UK, where Boris Johnson described the inauguration of Mr Biden as a step forward for America after a bumpy period under Mr Trump, the newspapers focused on the new leader s words that it was a time of unity for the US. End this uncivil war, The Daily Telegraph declared on its front page.