Taiwan's population consists of over 700,000 migrant workers, a number so large it emphasizes their role in Taiwanese society. Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network shares the following series of informative videos about the lives of migrant workers in Taiwan. Watch the broadcast here：0814 NIA video news report－English
(Taiwan Immigrants’ Global News Network) shares the following series of informative videos about the lives of migrant workers in Taiwan.
News in Focus (August 9 – August 15)
- Occupational accident insurance for migrant workers
The Executive Yuan decided that Insurance for Occupational Accidents will be implemented on May 1 next year. At the same time, compulsory protection for employees, including migrant workers, will be improved. The MOL pointed out that employers will cover the full amount of insurance premiums for their employees. The government and business owners must work together to protect the rights and interests of migrant workers.（For more information：Occupational accident insurance for migrant workers）
- Those required to undergo quarantine in Taipei City must stay in quarantine hotels
To reduce the risk of outbreaks in homes, the Taipei City Government announced new epidemic prevention measures. Based on recent confirmed cases, many happen to contract the virus while at home. Beginning July 23, people must go to quarantine hotels instead of undergoing home quarantine. This is to keep at-home virus outbreaks under control.（For more information：Taipei City: 50 years old and above can register for vaccines via telephone）
- Taiwan COVID-19 Pandemic Instant Geographical Information allows you to check for vaccine stations nearby
As the epidemic in Taiwan improves, vaccination rates have also been rising. Teachers and students specializing in geography and data science worked together in developing a website for epidemic information. The website will provide the public with information on the nearest vaccine stations. This also provides the elderly with the latest news on the COVID-19 virus.（For more information：Teachers and students develop the Taiwan COVID-19 Pandemic Instant Geographical Information showing nearby vaccine stations）
- New immigrants can now borrow computer resources for free
To encourage digital learning, the NIA provides new immigrants with free computer resources. This is to provide new immigrants with free computers and internet services. The earlier you apply, the sooner you can get a chance to experience digital learning. Now, new immigrants can learn while staying at home.（For more information：New immigrants can now borrow computer resources for free）
