Taiwan provides shelters for China fishermen during holidays

Taiwan provides shelters for China fishermen during holidays

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Some 50 Chinese fishermen working in Taiwan's fishing industry have been allowed to stay in a temporary hostel in the northern city of Keelung. It is the first time for such fishermen to be allowed to embark on the island since Taiwan and communist-led China split after the civil war ended in 1949. (Kyodo)

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