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Taiwan reports 121 new COVID-19 cases

By ANI | Updated: March 20, 2022 18:20 IST

Taiwan reported 121 new COVID-19 cases, including three locally transmitted infections and 118 imported cases, the island's disease monitoring agency said on Sunday.

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Taiwan reported 121 new COVID-19 cases, including three locally transmitted infections and 118 imported cases, the island's disease monitoring agency said on Sunday.

Of the new local infections, two were connected to a cluster involving a wedding in Chiayi, and the third was reported in Tainan, Xinhua reported citing the agency.

Notably, Taiwan reported 126 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, marking the highest daily number of cases originating overseas since the pandemic began.

Meanwhile, the country has reported 21,905 confirmed COVID-19 cases so far, including 15,503 local infections.

( With inputs from ANI )

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