Taiwan cuts Covid-19 quarantine for arrivals even as cases rise | South China Morning Post

Taiwan will cut mandatory quarantine for all arrivals to seven days from 10, in the latest relaxation of rules as the island tries to live with Covid-19 and resume normal life despite a spike in domestic infections. Taiwanese authorities have kept quarantine rules in place even as large parts of the rest of Asia have relaxed or lifted them completely, though isolation time had already been reduced from two weeks to 10 days in March. The island has reported some 125,000 domestic cases since the beginning of the year, driven by the more infectious Omicron variant. But with more than…