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Taipei, Nov. 11 (CNA) Taiwan is one of the nations with which Australia is considering setting up a "travel bubble," Australian representative to Taipei Gary Cowan said Wednesday, reaffirming his government's plan to open the national borders to countries in Asia that are deemed as low risk for COVID-19. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Tuesday he was considering easing border controls to allow the entry of travelers from low-risk Asian territories such as Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, and some Chinese provinces. When asked about the plan, Cowan told reporters in Taipei on Wednesday that New Zealand and other Pacific countries...
