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Taiwan has announced an end to its mandatory COVID-19 quarantine for arrivals from October 13.
The government also announced that the country will welcome tourists, completing a big step on its plan to reopen to the outside world.
Cabinet spokesman Lo Ping-cheng, noted that with a well-vaccinated population and the pandemic under control, the time had come to reopen borders.
According to Ping-cheng, arrivals will still need to monitor their health for a seven-day period and take rapid tests, but tourists will be allowed to return.
