【NIA Global News for New Immigrants】presents five news highlights in the form of videos for the readers. The news is all related to new immigrants in Taiwan so that new immigrants in Taiwan can quickly grasp this week’s news in the shortest time. （Watch the video here：0521 NIA video news report－English）
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Weekly News (May 17th－ May 23nd )
◆Migrant workers arriving in Taiwan are required to complete a 14-day home quarantine and 7-day self-health monitoring procedure
Ministry of Labor announced, migrant workers arriving in Taiwan are required to complete a 14-day collective quarantine or home quarantine period. And afterward, they have to complete the 7-days of self-health monitoring procedures. (Further reading: Migrant workers arriving in Taiwan are required to complete a 14-day home quarantine and 7-day self-health monitoring procedure)
◆ “Taiwan’s health care system save us”: Foreign mother shares her labor experience in Taiwan
Recently, Maria Jose Cubero, a journalist from Costa Rica, shared her own labor experience in a YouTube interview. Maria says she wants to thank Taiwan’s medical health care for saving both her son and her. The video went viral after it was released.
Maria was interviewed by the Stopkiddinstudio YouTube channel. (Further reading: “Taiwan’s health care system saved us”: Foreign mother shares her labor experience in Taiwan)
◆Guo Jia-You shares her experience in Digital Science and Technology diplomacy
Dajia Jenn Lann Temple (大甲鎮瀾宮) joined hands with Taiwan Digital Diplomacy (TDD, 台灣數位外交協會) to invite nearly 100 diplomatic envoys from 13 countries to participate in the Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage (大甲媽祖繞境), which kicked off on April 9, lasting until April 18. (Further reading: Guo Jia-You shares her experience in Digital Science and Technology diplomacy )
◆Not bound by reality: Guan Mei-Lian presents the beauty of Batik in Taiwan
Guan Mei-Lian and her daughter are the winners of the 7th Dream Building Program for New Immigrants and their Children.
Guan is a teacher who teaches the Indonesian language. She often teaches Indonesian at different educational institutions. Guan is also dedicated to promoting the Indonesian culture. (Further reading: Not bound by reality: Guan Mei-Lian presents the beauty of Batik in Taiwan)
