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Taiwan on Wednesday reported two new cases of COVID-19, both imported, bringing the total number in the country to 607 since the outbreak started late last year, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) said Wednesday. The two patients were an Indonesian migrant worker in her 30s, who arrived in Taiwan on Nov. 12, and a Taiwanese man in his 60s, who returned from the United States on Nov. 11, the CECC said. Two days after the Indonesian woman arrived, she started experiencing a sore throat and muscle aches, and she later developed a fever, while in quarantine, the CECC said...
