Taiwan doctor quarantined for SARS upon return from Japan

Taiwan doctor quarantined for SARS upon return from Japan

OSAKA, Japan - Osaka prefectural government officials speak to reporters at the prefectural government office in Osaka City on May 16 following reports that a Taiwan doctor who flew back to Taipei on May 13 from Kansai International Airport has been quarantined after showing SARS-like symptoms.

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