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The Taiwan Fever Drug Shortages Due to COVID Cases Surge in Mainland China
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37 views • December 28, 2022
https://gnews.org/articles/629972
Summary：12/27/2022 After China eased its long standing zero COVID policy, cases surging in Mainland China. It led to shortages of paracetamol and drugs related to COVID in Taiwan.Taiwan government plans to implement a real name rationing scheme for purchasing fever drugs.
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