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Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKENDAUTHOR:BRIAN HIOE
211 DOMESTIC CASES were announced at the CECC press conference today. The backlog is taken care of now, so there are no backlog cases, and there were three imported cases. 26 deaths were announced. The largest number of cases were in New Taipei, with 82 cases, followed by Taipei with 60 cases. There were fifteen cases in Miaoli, down from 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was RCA RULING PAYS COMPENSATION TO ONLY 24 OF 246 PLAINTIFFS THE LONG-RUNNING RCA case, one of Taiwan’s major class-action lawsuits against chemical pollution and its effects on the health of Taiwanese factory workers, continues to be unresolved. This can be observed in a ruling by the High Court last week, in which the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was ordered to pay 54.7 million NTD to only 24 of 246 plaintiffs. EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature.NEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKENDAUTHOR:BRIAN HIOE
211 DOMESTIC CASES were announced at the CECC press conference today. The backlog is taken care of now, so there are no backlog cases, and there were three imported cases. 26 deaths were announced. The largest number of cases were in New Taipei, with 82 cases, followed by Taipei with 60 cases. There were fifteen cases in Miaoli, down from 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was RCA RULING PAYS COMPENSATION TO ONLY 24 OF 246 PLAINTIFFS THE LONG-RUNNING RCA case, one of Taiwan’s major class-action lawsuits against chemical pollution and its effects on the health of Taiwanese factory workers, continues to be unresolved. This can be observed in a ruling by the High Court last week, in which the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was ordered to pay 54.7 million NTD to only 24 of 246 plaintiffs. EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. PHANTOM VACCINES AND THE PHASE TWO META-NARRATIVE 20 hours ago · IN RECENT DAYS, COVID-19 vaccines have been all the rage in Taiwan.During a historically unprecedented pandemic, it would be not unusual for any nation to debate and discuss vaccines. Unfortunately, in Taiwan, such discussions morphed into post-factual political attacks and sensational commentaries that sow unnecessary distrust in its population at the time when public 274 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED, VACCINATION PRIORITY ORDER 274 DOMESTIC CASES of COVID-19 were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), with one imported case.This continues the third consecutive day of cases in the two hundred range, down from the spike in cases over the weekend. Twenty-five deaths wereannounced.
THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work 263 DOMESTIC CASES CONFIRMED WITH UPTICK IN MIAOLI 1 day ago · 263 DOMESTIC CASES were announced by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) today, with three imported cases, for a total of 266 cases. 28 deaths were announced.. The majority of cases were again in the greater Taipei area, with 112 cases in New Taipei and 58 cases in Taipei. There were 43 cases in Miaoli, signaling an uptick in cases primarily among migrant workers at five 286 DOMESTIC CASES CONFIRMED AS MIAOLI CASES CONTINUE THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 286 new domestic cases of COVID-19 today, with one imported case. 24 deaths were announced.. The highest number of cases announced were in New Taipei. This is the second time that cases in any area outside of the greater Taipei area surpassed cases in Taipei or New Taipei, with 56 cases in Miaoli and 49 cases in Taipei. CHINA LIKELY TO HIT BACK OVER VACCINE DIPLOMACY TO TAIWAN Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. FUKUSHIMA WASTEWATER RELEASE OPPOSED BY TSAI The Suga administration in Japan currently plans to release more than one million tons of wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean. The Suga administration claims that the water is safe, because it will be treated and removed of radioactive elements by a disposal system. The International Atomic Energy Agency TAG: TAIWAN MANUFACTURING VACCINES How Taipei Became the Home of Live Comedy During the Pandemic TAG: GOOD WILL CLINIC Ma Ying-jeou Calls for Return to “Original 1992 Consensus”,Attacks Tsai
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Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SURPRISES WITH STATEMENT, DEPLOYMENT Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature.NEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SURPRISES WITH STATEMENT, DEPLOYMENT Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 About New Bloom / 關於破土. Welcome to New Bloom, an online magazine featuring radical perspectives on Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific. New Bloom was founded by a group of students and activists after the 2014 Sunflower Movement in Taiwan. We seek to provide a space that fosters political and intellectual transnational dialogues in the Left. 274 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED, VACCINATION PRIORITY ORDER 1 day ago · 274 DOMESTIC CASES of COVID-19 were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), with one imported case.This continues the third consecutive day of cases in the two hundred range, down from the spike in cases over the weekend. Twenty-five deaths were announced. 263 DOMESTIC CASES CONFIRMED WITH UPTICK IN MIAOLI 14 hours ago · 263 DOMESTIC CASES were announced by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) today, with three imported cases, for a total of 266 cases. 28 deaths were announced.. The majority of cases were again in the greater Taipei area, with 112 cases in New Taipei and 58 cases in Taipei. There were 43 cases in Miaoli, signaling an uptick in cases primarily among migrant workers at five 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
TAIPEI CITY GOVERNMENT FACES CONTROVERSY OVER CLINIC’S 1 day ago · THE TAIPEI CITY government and, in particular, Mayor Ko Wen-je have come under scrutiny after a controversy regarding vaccine allocations to the Good Liver Clinic (好心肝診所), which is accused of violating the priority order for vaccinations. Ko is accused of cronyism to benefit the head of the clinic, a former mentor, and the Taipei city government is accused of having tried toavoid
COVID OUTBREAK IN MIGRANT DORMITORIES IN TAIWAN: SOME 1 day ago · ON JUNE 4TH, two COVID-related news items dominated the press briefing by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) in Taiwan.First was the planned arrival of 1.24 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine provided by the Japanese government. And second was the report of a cluster of infections in an electronics factory in Miaoli County, affecting mostly migrant workers. DISCRIMINATORY POLICIES TARGET MIGRANT WORKERS IN WAKE OF 1 day ago · COVID-19 CLUSTERS broke out among migrant workers at electronics factories in Miaoli over the weekend, with 243 workers at three factories testing positive for COVID-19. Around 70% to 80% of those that tested positive were migrant workers. Close to INDIGENOUS PROTEST OVER SOLAR FARM IN EARLY MAY REFLECTS Reportedly, minor clashes with police took place, with the atmosphere on-site being tense during the protest. Indigenous majority demonstrations routinely see significantly higher police presence than protests that are majority Han. In this sense, controversy regarding the solar farm on Katatipul land reflects a familiar dynamic inTaiwan.
211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKEND Information released by the CECC on the extension of the level three alert. Photo credit: Ministry of Health and Welfare/Facebook. The Executive Yuan announced in a press conference this morning that the current level three alert would be extended until June 28th, something that was anticipated ahead of time. School closures will continue until July 2nd, extending closures into when TAG: GOOD WILL CLINIC Ma Ying-jeou Calls for Return to “Original 1992 Consensus”,Attacks Tsai
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Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SURPRISES WITH STATEMENT, DEPLOYMENT Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature.NEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SURPRISES WITH STATEMENT, DEPLOYMENT Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 About New Bloom / 關於破土. Welcome to New Bloom, an online magazine featuring radical perspectives on Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific. New Bloom was founded by a group of students and activists after the 2014 Sunflower Movement in Taiwan. We seek to provide a space that fosters political and intellectual transnational dialogues in the Left. 274 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED, VACCINATION PRIORITY ORDER 1 day ago · 274 DOMESTIC CASES of COVID-19 were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), with one imported case.This continues the third consecutive day of cases in the two hundred range, down from the spike in cases over the weekend. Twenty-five deaths were announced. 263 DOMESTIC CASES CONFIRMED WITH UPTICK IN MIAOLI 7 hours ago · 263 DOMESTIC CASES were announced by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) today, with three imported cases, for a total of 266 cases. 28 deaths were announced.. The majority of cases were again in the greater Taipei area, with 112 cases in New Taipei and 58 cases in Taipei. There were 43 cases in Miaoli, signaling an uptick in cases primarily among migrant workers at five 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
TAIPEI CITY GOVERNMENT FACES CONTROVERSY OVER CLINIC’S 21 hours ago · THE TAIPEI CITY government and, in particular, Mayor Ko Wen-je have come under scrutiny after a controversy regarding vaccine allocations to the Good Liver Clinic (好心肝診所), which is accused of violating the priority order for vaccinations. Ko is accused of cronyism to benefit the head of the clinic, a former mentor, and the Taipei city government is accused of having tried toavoid
COVID OUTBREAK IN MIGRANT DORMITORIES IN TAIWAN: SOME 1 day ago · ON JUNE 4TH, two COVID-related news items dominated the press briefing by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) in Taiwan.First was the planned arrival of 1.24 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine provided by the Japanese government. And second was the report of a cluster of infections in an electronics factory in Miaoli County, affecting mostly migrant workers. DISCRIMINATORY POLICIES TARGET MIGRANT WORKERS IN WAKE OF 1 day ago · COVID-19 CLUSTERS broke out among migrant workers at electronics factories in Miaoli over the weekend, with 243 workers at three factories testing positive for COVID-19. Around 70% to 80% of those that tested positive were migrant workers. Close to INDIGENOUS PROTEST OVER SOLAR FARM IN EARLY MAY REFLECTS Reportedly, minor clashes with police took place, with the atmosphere on-site being tense during the protest. Indigenous majority demonstrations routinely see significantly higher police presence than protests that are majority Han. In this sense, controversy regarding the solar farm on Katatipul land reflects a familiar dynamic inTaiwan.
211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKEND Information released by the CECC on the extension of the level three alert. Photo credit: Ministry of Health and Welfare/Facebook. The Executive Yuan announced in a press conference this morning that the current level three alert would be extended until June 28th, something that was anticipated ahead of time. School closures will continue until July 2nd, extending closures into when TAG: GOOD WILL CLINIC Ma Ying-jeou Calls for Return to “Original 1992 Consensus”,Attacks Tsai
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Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SURPRISES WITH STATEMENT, DEPLOYMENT Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature.NEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was THIRTEEN NEW CASES OF DOMESTIC TRANSMISSION ANNOUNCED THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center, which coordinates Taiwan’s response to COVID-19, announced 13 new cases due to domestic transmission today and 12 imported cases.. Three new cases were linked to a tea house in Wanhua, adding to two yesterday, with much concern about the possibility of cases spreading in a densely populated area with a large elderly population, and sex work EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SURPRISES WITH STATEMENT, DEPLOYMENT Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 About New Bloom / 關於破土. Welcome to New Bloom, an online magazine featuring radical perspectives on Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific. New Bloom was founded by a group of students and activists after the 2014 Sunflower Movement in Taiwan. We seek to provide a space that fosters political and intellectual transnational dialogues in the Left. 274 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED, VACCINATION PRIORITY ORDER 22 hours ago · 274 DOMESTIC CASES of COVID-19 were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), with one imported case.This continues the third consecutive day of cases in the two hundred range, down from the spike in cases over 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
CHINA LIKELY TO HIT BACK OVER VACCINE DIPLOMACY TO TAIWAN Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. TAIPEI CITY GOVERNMENT FACES CONTROVERSY OVER CLINIC’S 12 hours ago · THE TAIPEI CITY government and, in particular, Mayor Ko Wen-je have come under scrutiny after a controversy regarding vaccine allocations to the Good Liver Clinic (好心肝診所), which is accused of violating the priority order for vaccinations. Ko is accused of cronyism to benefit the head of the clinic, a former mentor, and the Taipei city government is accused of having tried toavoid
DISCRIMINATORY POLICIES TARGET MIGRANT WORKERS IN WAKE OF 1 day ago · COVID-19 CLUSTERS broke out among migrant workers at electronics factories in Miaoli over the weekend, with 243 workers at three factories testing positive for COVID-19. Around 70% to 80% of those that tested positive were migrant workers. Close to COVID OUTBREAK IN MIGRANT DORMITORIES IN TAIWAN: SOME 20 hours ago · ON JUNE 4TH, two COVID-related news items dominated the press briefing by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) in Taiwan.First was the planned arrival of 1.24 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine provided by the Japanese government. And second was the report of a cluster of infections in an electronics factory in Miaoli County, affecting mostly migrant workers. INDIGENOUS PROTEST OVER SOLAR FARM IN EARLY MAY REFLECTS Reportedly, minor clashes with police took place, with the atmosphere on-site being tense during the protest. Indigenous majority demonstrations routinely see significantly higher police presence than protests that are majority Han. In this sense, controversy regarding the solar farm on Katatipul land reflects a familiar dynamic inTaiwan.
211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKEND Information released by the CECC on the extension of the level three alert. Photo credit: Ministry of Health and Welfare/Facebook. The Executive Yuan announced in a press conference this morning that the current level three alert would be extended until June 28th, something that was anticipated ahead of time. School closures will continue until July 2nd, extending closures into when TAG: GOOD WILL CLINIC Ma Ying-jeou Calls for Return to “Original 1992 Consensus”,Attacks Tsai
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Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
364 DOMESTIC AND 219 BACKLOG CASES CONFIRMED, CLUSTERS 364 DOMESTIC CASES, two imported cases, and 219 cases from the backlog were announced at the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) press conference today.Seventeen deaths were also announced. Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung stated that there were some delays in reporting new cases by testing institutions, hence why more cases from the last few days TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was COVID-19 CLUSTER BREAKS OUT AMONG CHINA AIRLINE PILOTS A COVID-19 CLUSTER linked to a quarantine hotel at the Novotel Taoyuan International Airport hotel and among China Airlines pilots has led to the cancellation of some public events and the contact tracing of those infected. This marks the end to two-and-a-half months in which Taiwan saw no cases of domestic transmission of COVID-19. Taiwan did not see any cases of domestic transmission FUKUSHIMA WASTEWATER RELEASE OPPOSED BY TSAI The Suga administration in Japan currently plans to release more than one million tons of wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean. The Suga administration claims that the water is safe, because it will be treated and removed of radioactive elements by a disposal system. The International Atomic Energy Agency EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature.NEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately 323 NEW CASES TODAY, 400 CASES ADDED FROM BACKLOG, WITH MINISTER OF HEALTH and Welfare Chen Shih-chung and the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) reported 323 new cases of COVID-19 today. 321 cases were instances of domestic transmission, while two cases were imported. Two deaths were also reported, bringing Taiwan’s death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic to seventeen. Worryingly, the deaths repeated the same pattern of 275 NEW CASES ANNOUNCED TODAY, ALONG WITH NATIONWIDE SHIFT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 275 new cases of COVID-19 today. 267 cases were domestic transmission, with 8 imported cases.. Taipei and New Taipei continue to be the areas with the most cases. New Taipei had 129 cases, with 26 cases in Zhonghe. Taipei had 70 cases, with 31 cases in Wanhua. CONTROVERSY OVER POWER OUTAGES LIKELY TO BE LEVERAGED ON Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
364 DOMESTIC AND 219 BACKLOG CASES CONFIRMED, CLUSTERS 364 DOMESTIC CASES, two imported cases, and 219 cases from the backlog were announced at the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) press conference today.Seventeen deaths were also announced. Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung stated that there were some delays in reporting new cases by testing institutions, hence why more cases from the last few days TAIPEI AND NEW TAIPEI SHIFT TO LEVEL THREE ALERT AFTER PREMIER SU TSENG-CHANG and Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung announced a shift to level three alert status for Taipei and New Taipei this morning at a 10:45 AM press conference. This took place after an explosion of 180 domestic cases overnight, with five imported cases. The rest of Taiwan remains on level two, though Taoyuan later announced that it was COVID-19 CLUSTER BREAKS OUT AMONG CHINA AIRLINE PILOTS A COVID-19 CLUSTER linked to a quarantine hotel at the Novotel Taoyuan International Airport hotel and among China Airlines pilots has led to the cancellation of some public events and the contact tracing of those infected. This marks the end to two-and-a-half months in which Taiwan saw no cases of domestic transmission of COVID-19. Taiwan did not see any cases of domestic transmission FUKUSHIMA WASTEWATER RELEASE OPPOSED BY TSAI The Suga administration in Japan currently plans to release more than one million tons of wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean. The Suga administration claims that the water is safe, because it will be treated and removed of radioactive elements by a disposal system. The International Atomic Energy Agency EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. 274 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED, VACCINATION PRIORITY ORDER 15 hours ago · 274 DOMESTIC CASES of COVID-19 were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), with one imported case.This continues the third consecutive day of cases in the two hundred range, down from the spike in cases over ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 About New Bloom / 關於破土. Welcome to New Bloom, an online magazine featuring radical perspectives on Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific. New Bloom was founded by a group of students and activists after the 2014 Sunflower Movement in Taiwan. We seek to provide a space that fosters political and intellectual transnational dialogues in the Left. 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
219 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED IN A DECLINE, VACCINE SHIPMENT 1 day ago · 219 DOMESTIC CASES were announced at the Central Epidemic Command Center’s (CECC) press conference today. The backlog of tests is resolved now, so there are no backlog cases. 22 deaths were announced. The current death rate is 2.8%, which is higher than the global average, with the CECC stressing that this is often due to the age of the patients and because of underlying conditions. TAIPEI CITY GOVERNMENT FACES CONTROVERSY OVER CLINIC’S 5 hours ago · THE TAIPEI CITY government and, in particular, Mayor Ko Wen-je have come under scrutiny after a controversy regarding vaccine allocations to the Good Liver Clinic (好心肝診所), which is accused of violating the priority order for vaccinations. Ko is accused of cronyism to benefit the head of the clinic, a former mentor, and the Taipei city government is accused of having tried toavoid
364 DOMESTIC AND 219 BACKLOG CASES CONFIRMED, CLUSTERS 364 DOMESTIC CASES, two imported cases, and 219 cases from the backlog were announced at the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) press conference today.Seventeen deaths were also announced. Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung stated that there were some delays in reporting new cases by testing institutions, hence why more cases from the last few days DISCRIMINATORY POLICIES TARGET MIGRANT WORKERS IN WAKE OF 23 hours ago · COVID-19 CLUSTERS broke out among migrant workers at electronics factories in Miaoli over the weekend, with 243 workers at three factories testing positive for COVID-19. Around 70% to 80% of those that tested positive were migrant workers. Close COVID OUTBREAK IN MIGRANT DORMITORIES IN TAIWAN: SOME 13 hours ago · ON JUNE 4TH, two COVID-related news items dominated the press briefing by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) in Taiwan.First was the planned arrival of 1.24 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine provided by the Japanese government. And second was the report of a cluster of infections in an electronics factory in Miaoli County, affecting mostly migrant workers. INDIGENOUS PROTEST OVER SOLAR FARM IN EARLY MAY REFLECTS Reportedly, minor clashes with police took place, with the atmosphere on-site being tense during the protest. Indigenous majority demonstrations routinely see significantly higher police presence than protests that are majority Han. In this sense, controversy regarding the solar farm on Katatipul land reflects a familiar dynamic inTaiwan.
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Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
RCA RULING PAYS COMPENSATION TO ONLY 24 OF 246 PLAINTIFFS THE LONG-RUNNING RCA case, one of Taiwan’s major class-action lawsuits against chemical pollution and its effects on the health of Taiwanese factory workers, continues to be unresolved. This can be observed in a ruling by the High Court last week, in which the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was ordered to pay 54.7 million NTD to only 24 of 246 plaintiffs. EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. POLICE ORDER DISPERSAL OF 150,000 PROTESTORS IN TEN A PROTEST ASSEMBLY in Hong Kong was forcibly dispersed by police yesterday, with many criticisms of the Hong Kong Police Force’s handling of the matter.. The assembly, which took place in Chater Garden and spilled out onto Chater Road, was organized by localist activist Ventus Lau and reportedly saw 150,000 participants at its peak, according to organizers. MASS INCARCERATION IN THAILAND AND THOSE WHO PAY THE PRICE Bribes and bail fees start as low as ฿200 (6.50 USD) for a minor driving violation but can be extremely costly for drugs charges, reaching as much as ฿40,000 (1,300 USD) to avoid prison time. If you can’t afford the cost, jail is the only option. The effect this has on working-class families is brutal. SHOULD TAIWAN SUPPORT CATALONIA? SHOULD TAIWAN support Catalonia in struggle for self-determination? While there are those who attempt to place distance between Taiwan and Catalonia, with the view in mind that Spain should not be alienated through support of Catalonia because it is a more valuable ally for Taiwan than Catalonia, or the view that Taiwan’s situation differs from Catalonia because it is de facto independent FORMOSA PLASTICS GROUP’S LONG HISTORY OF WRONGDOING IN Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ONE CHINA “POLICY” VS “PRINCIPLE”: HOW LANGUAGE IS USED TO Milo Hsieh studies international relations at American University in Washington, DC. From Hsinchu, Taiwan with both parents working in tech, but has a passion following the post-Sunflower movement youth and civil movement in Taiwan, he is mostNEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
RCA RULING PAYS COMPENSATION TO ONLY 24 OF 246 PLAINTIFFS THE LONG-RUNNING RCA case, one of Taiwan’s major class-action lawsuits against chemical pollution and its effects on the health of Taiwanese factory workers, continues to be unresolved. This can be observed in a ruling by the High Court last week, in which the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was ordered to pay 54.7 million NTD to only 24 of 246 plaintiffs. EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. POLICE ORDER DISPERSAL OF 150,000 PROTESTORS IN TEN A PROTEST ASSEMBLY in Hong Kong was forcibly dispersed by police yesterday, with many criticisms of the Hong Kong Police Force’s handling of the matter.. The assembly, which took place in Chater Garden and spilled out onto Chater Road, was organized by localist activist Ventus Lau and reportedly saw 150,000 participants at its peak, according to organizers. MASS INCARCERATION IN THAILAND AND THOSE WHO PAY THE PRICE Bribes and bail fees start as low as ฿200 (6.50 USD) for a minor driving violation but can be extremely costly for drugs charges, reaching as much as ฿40,000 (1,300 USD) to avoid prison time. If you can’t afford the cost, jail is the only option. The effect this has on working-class families is brutal. SHOULD TAIWAN SUPPORT CATALONIA? SHOULD TAIWAN support Catalonia in struggle for self-determination? While there are those who attempt to place distance between Taiwan and Catalonia, with the view in mind that Spain should not be alienated through support of Catalonia because it is a more valuable ally for Taiwan than Catalonia, or the view that Taiwan’s situation differs from Catalonia because it is de facto independent FORMOSA PLASTICS GROUP’S LONG HISTORY OF WRONGDOING IN Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ONE CHINA “POLICY” VS “PRINCIPLE”: HOW LANGUAGE IS USED TO Milo Hsieh studies international relations at American University in Washington, DC. From Hsinchu, Taiwan with both parents working in tech, but has a passion following the post-Sunflower movement youth and civil movement in Taiwan, he is most CHINA LIKELY TO HIT BACK OVER VACCINE DIPLOMACY TO TAIWAN Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. 219 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED IN A DECLINE, VACCINE SHIPMENT 22 hours ago · 219 DOMESTIC CASES were announced at the Central Epidemic Command Center’s (CECC) press conference today. The backlog of tests is resolved now, so there are no backlog cases. 22 deaths were announced. The current death rate is 2.8%, which is higher than the global average, with the CECC stressing that this is often due to the age of the patients and because of underlying conditions. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
262 DOMESTIC, 65 BACKLOG CASES CONFIRMED, ISSUES ABOUT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 262 domestic, 5 imported cases, and 65 cases from the backlog today at its daily 2 PM press conference. It is expected that the backlog of cases will be cleared in the next two days, with 6,437 tests remaining to be processed, which are mostly thought to be negative tests that have not been added to the system. US SENATORS ANNOUNCE DONATION OF 750,000 VACCINES, MIAOLI Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. 1.24 MILLION VACCINES FROM JAPAN ARRIVE, MIAOLI CLUSTER 339 DOMESTIC CASES, 2 imported cases, and 133 cases from the backlog were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC). Twenty-one deaths were announced, representing another record in daily deaths, though most had underlying conditions. Continuing the pattern seen in previous days, the most cases were in New Taipei, with 227 cases, and Taipei, with 152 476 DOMESTIC, 35 BACKLOG CASES, 38 DEATHS ANNOUNCED, AS THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center announced 476 domestic cases and 35 cases from the backlog at its press conference today. There were no imported cases. 38 deaths were announced, the largest one-day death toll announced to date. 89.1% of deaths yesterday were over 60, while the average age was 72. 81.7% of cases had long-term conditions, with an average of 8.3 days 211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKEND 1 day ago · Information released by the CECC on the extension of the level three alert. Photo credit: Ministry of Health and Welfare/Facebook. The Executive Yuan announced in a press conference this morning that the current level three alert would be extended until June 28th, something that was anticipated ahead of time. School closures will continue until July 2nd, extending closures into when TAG: VACCINE DONATION FROM US How Taipei Became the Home of Live Comedy During the PandemicNEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
RCA RULING PAYS COMPENSATION TO ONLY 24 OF 246 PLAINTIFFS THE LONG-RUNNING RCA case, one of Taiwan’s major class-action lawsuits against chemical pollution and its effects on the health of Taiwanese factory workers, continues to be unresolved. This can be observed in a ruling by the High Court last week, in which the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was ordered to pay 54.7 million NTD to only 24 of 246 plaintiffs. EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. POLICE ORDER DISPERSAL OF 150,000 PROTESTORS IN TEN A PROTEST ASSEMBLY in Hong Kong was forcibly dispersed by police yesterday, with many criticisms of the Hong Kong Police Force’s handling of the matter.. The assembly, which took place in Chater Garden and spilled out onto Chater Road, was organized by localist activist Ventus Lau and reportedly saw 150,000 participants at its peak, according to organizers. MASS INCARCERATION IN THAILAND AND THOSE WHO PAY THE PRICEBLACK INCARCERATION RATE BY YEARINCARCERATION RATES USALOUISIANA INCARCERATION RATEUS INCARCERATION RATE BY YEARUS INCARCERATION RATEVS WORLD
Bribes and bail fees start as low as ฿200 (6.50 USD) for a minor driving violation but can be extremely costly for drugs charges, reaching as much as ฿40,000 (1,300 USD) to avoid prison time. If you can’t afford the cost, jail is the only option. The effect this has on working-class families is brutal. SHOULD TAIWAN SUPPORT CATALONIA? SHOULD TAIWAN support Catalonia in struggle for self-determination? While there are those who attempt to place distance between Taiwan and Catalonia, with the view in mind that Spain should not be alienated through support of Catalonia because it is a more valuable ally for Taiwan than Catalonia, or the view that Taiwan’s situation differs from Catalonia because it is de facto independent FORMOSA PLASTICS GROUP’S LONG HISTORY OF WRONGDOING INFORMOSA PLASTICS LOUISIANA NEW PLANTFORMOSA PLASTICS GROUPFORMOSA PLASTICS LOGOFORMOSA PLASTICS NETFLIX Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ONE CHINA “POLICY” VS “PRINCIPLE”: HOW LANGUAGE IS USED TO Milo Hsieh studies international relations at American University in Washington, DC. From Hsinchu, Taiwan with both parents working in tech, but has a passion following the post-Sunflower movement youth and civil movement in Taiwan, he is mostNEW BLOOM MAGAZINE
Brian Hioe 05/17/2021. Earlier this month, before the uptick in COVID-19 cases that has led to near-lockdown conditions in Taipei and New Taipei, 400 members of the Puyuma people protested outside of the Taitung county government building on May 7th against plans to develop a solar farm. In particular, protesters claim they were not adequately ABOUT NEW BLOOM / 關於破土 VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
RCA RULING PAYS COMPENSATION TO ONLY 24 OF 246 PLAINTIFFS THE LONG-RUNNING RCA case, one of Taiwan’s major class-action lawsuits against chemical pollution and its effects on the health of Taiwanese factory workers, continues to be unresolved. This can be observed in a ruling by the High Court last week, in which the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was ordered to pay 54.7 million NTD to only 24 of 246 plaintiffs. EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY RAISE Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. POLICE ORDER DISPERSAL OF 150,000 PROTESTORS IN TEN A PROTEST ASSEMBLY in Hong Kong was forcibly dispersed by police yesterday, with many criticisms of the Hong Kong Police Force’s handling of the matter.. The assembly, which took place in Chater Garden and spilled out onto Chater Road, was organized by localist activist Ventus Lau and reportedly saw 150,000 participants at its peak, according to organizers. MASS INCARCERATION IN THAILAND AND THOSE WHO PAY THE PRICEBLACK INCARCERATION RATE BY YEARINCARCERATION RATES USALOUISIANA INCARCERATION RATEUS INCARCERATION RATE BY YEARUS INCARCERATION RATEVS WORLD
Bribes and bail fees start as low as ฿200 (6.50 USD) for a minor driving violation but can be extremely costly for drugs charges, reaching as much as ฿40,000 (1,300 USD) to avoid prison time. If you can’t afford the cost, jail is the only option. The effect this has on working-class families is brutal. SHOULD TAIWAN SUPPORT CATALONIA? SHOULD TAIWAN support Catalonia in struggle for self-determination? While there are those who attempt to place distance between Taiwan and Catalonia, with the view in mind that Spain should not be alienated through support of Catalonia because it is a more valuable ally for Taiwan than Catalonia, or the view that Taiwan’s situation differs from Catalonia because it is de facto independent FORMOSA PLASTICS GROUP’S LONG HISTORY OF WRONGDOING INFORMOSA PLASTICS LOUISIANA NEW PLANTFORMOSA PLASTICS GROUPFORMOSA PLASTICS LOGOFORMOSA PLASTICS NETFLIX Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. ONE CHINA “POLICY” VS “PRINCIPLE”: HOW LANGUAGE IS USED TO Milo Hsieh studies international relations at American University in Washington, DC. From Hsinchu, Taiwan with both parents working in tech, but has a passion following the post-Sunflower movement youth and civil movement in Taiwan, he is most 219 DOMESTIC CASES REPORTED IN A DECLINE, VACCINE SHIPMENT 3 hours ago · 219 DOMESTIC CASES were announced at the Central Epidemic Command Center’s (CECC) press conference today. The backlog of tests is resolved now, so there are no backlog cases. 22 deaths were announced. The current death rate is 2.8%, which is higher than the global average, with the CECC stressing that this is often due to the age of the patients and because of underlying conditions. CHINA LIKELY TO HIT BACK OVER VACCINE DIPLOMACY TO TAIWAN 1 day ago · Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. VACCINE DISTRIBUTION BEGINS IN TAIWAN Vaccination begins shortly after the 1,000th confirmed case of COVID-19 in Taiwan. Taiwan received its first batch of vaccines, 116,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, earlier this month. Premier Su Tseng-chang and Minister of Health Chen Shih-chung were the first to receive the vaccine, in a move aimed at demonstrating that thevaccine is safe.
274 DOMESTIC CASES, 73 BACKLOG CASES ADDED, RT DROPS TO 1 274 DOMESTIC CASES, 4 imported cases, and 73 cases from the backlog were announced at the CECC’s daily press conference today.The new cases added today reported symptoms from April 29th to May 30th, while the cases from the backlog reported symptoms from May 14th to May29th.
1.24 MILLION VACCINES FROM JAPAN ARRIVE, MIAOLI CLUSTER 339 DOMESTIC CASES, 2 imported cases, and 133 cases from the backlog were reported today by the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC). Twenty-one deaths were announced, representing another record in daily deaths, though most had underlying conditions. Continuing the pattern seen in previous days, the most cases were in New Taipei, with 227 cases, and Taipei, with 152 262 DOMESTIC, 65 BACKLOG CASES CONFIRMED, ISSUES ABOUT THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center (CECC) announced 262 domestic, 5 imported cases, and 65 cases from the backlog today at its daily 2 PM press conference. It is expected that the backlog of cases will be cleared in the next two days, with 6,437 tests remaining to be processed, which are mostly thought to be negative tests that have not been added to the system. US SENATORS ANNOUNCE DONATION OF 750,000 VACCINES, MIAOLI Brian Hioe is one of the founding editors of New Bloom. He is a freelance writer on social movements and politics, as well as a translator. A New York native and Taiwanese-American, he has an MA in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Columbia University and graduated from New York University with majors in History, East Asian Studies, and English Literature. 476 DOMESTIC, 35 BACKLOG CASES, 38 DEATHS ANNOUNCED, AS THE CENTRAL EPIDEMIC Command Center announced 476 domestic cases and 35 cases from the backlog at its press conference today. There were no imported cases. 38 deaths were announced, the largest one-day death toll announced to date. 89.1% of deaths yesterday were over 60, while the average age was 72. 81.7% of cases had long-term conditions, with an average of 8.3 days 211 DOMESTIC CASES ANNOUNCED IN A DECLINE FROM THE WEEKEND 1 day ago · Information released by the CECC on the extension of the level three alert. Photo credit: Ministry of Health and Welfare/Facebook. The Executive Yuan announced in a press conference this morning that the current level three alert would be extended until June 28th, something that was anticipated ahead of time. School closures will continue until July 2nd, extending closures into when TAG: VACCINE DONATION FROM US How Taipei Became the Home of Live Comedy During the Pandemic__
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As acts of protest and repression in Hong Kong are back in the news, I’ve been thinking once more about the extraordinary verses and prose poems that Tammy Ho Lai-Ming has written documenting the ongoing struggle in the city she lives in and loves... Read MoreArts and Culture
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