In contrast to the mainland, Taiwan has abolished the “Zero Corona” policy

In contrast to the mainland, Taiwan has abolished the “Zero Corona” policy

In contrast to the mainland, Taiwan has abolished the “Zero Corona” policy

Taiwan and mainland China were the children of posters on how to stop the spread of COVID-19 with an incredibly tight blockade.But the variant of Omicron is … 09.05.2022, Sputnik International

2022-05-09T20: 54 + 0000

2022-05-09T20: 54 + 0000

2022-05-09T20: 54 + 0000

China

Taiwan

COVID-19

Omicron strain

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Taiwan has moved away from the “Zero Corona” policy, moving to a more coherent approach with the rest of the world, and a strict blockade moving from mainland China, which is still a communist modas. Taiwan, mainland China and Hong Kong were one of the last places in the world to fight to keep COVID-19 completely away from their territory. They were largely successful until the rise of Omicron variants spread around the world. A non-lethal but highly contagious version of COVID-19 has proven to be extremely difficult to stop, even in countries with the strictest precautions. -19 From the beginning of the pandemic to the end of January 2022 Taiwan was much more successful in preventing death, but as the number of incidents surged, authorities aimed to live with the virus rather than completely prevent it. We are heading for the policy. With low mortality, this move is more palatable to the population. A recent poll by the Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation found that the population was almost evenly divided, with 45% supporting coexistence policies, while 46.3% did not. This is a big change from last summer when 58.8% were worried that the government would open too soon. Over 77% of respondents have approved the handling of pandemics by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CECC) in Taiwan. According to Taiwanese authorities, 99.7% of cases were mild or asymptomatic. Still, they announced on Monday 12 new deaths out of 40,263 new cases. Since April, when Omicron began to spread throughout the island, 78 people have died. Authorities say they are aiming to prevent disasters rather than completely ending the infection. This means focusing on protecting vulnerable populations and vaccines rather than quarantine or contact tracing. Mild and asymptomatic cases are also encouraged to be quarantined at home rather than in the hospital. The transition has hit several road collisions. According to the Guardian, pharmacies are quickly running out of rapid tests, and hospitals are crowded with patients looking for treatment and tests. Messaging and communication are also issues. A 3-year-old boy died last month after health officials provided conflicting information to parents about whether they had to be taken to the hospital. It was too late by the time his parents brought him, but nevertheless arguing that island policy is more humane than mainland China’s policy in the midst of its own surge. Can be done. Shanghai, the country’s financial capital, has been in the midst of a severe blockade since early April, requiring workers to stay and sleep in offices and factories, and keep the economy functioning by preventing physical contact. It utilizes a “closed loop” system that makes it possible. With the outside world, including the family. Last week, tech factory workers rioted in response to a strict blockade. Part of Beijing has also been blocked. Taiwan’s Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang contrasted the “new Taiwan model” with Beijing’s Zero-COVID policy, saying that “it will never block countries and cities as cruelly as China.” China’s Taiwan Secretariat has swiped itself on Taiwan’s new policy. [under Taiwan’s new model.]The New York Times reports that Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is significantly quieter than it was before the pandemic, even though it wasn’t closed. Authorities still encourage people to mask in public, maintain social distance if possible, and quarantine for seven days after a positive test result. In addition, more than 2,000 schools have stopped face-to-face education and are teaching online. When announcing the new policy, Taiwan’s Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung said he hoped COVID-19 would be more “flu-like”. future.

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