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To: sense who wrote (174726)	7/13/2021 12:07:00 AM
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if they are not extra careful, we might all be supply-chain stress-tested and the flavour of vaccine authorised by the Taiwan officialdom based on compromise of preferring BioNTech-Pfizer but cannot get due to licensing, and not-want Sinopharm, so settled on private-import (enterprise-specific) of BioNTech-Fosun from mainland. Let's see on it all pans out, CoVid, vaccine, and chip supply chain. Believe the issue re chips, more so than CoVid and vaccine, can go global in a heartbeat taiwannews.com.tw 3 workers at Taiwan's TSMC test positive for COVID TSMC claims COVID infections will not effect its operations By Keoni Everington, Taiwan News, Staff Writer 2021/07/12 17:18 (CNA photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) on Monday reported that three of its workers have tested positives for COVID-19. On Monday, TSMC announced in a press release that there are three employees who tested positive for COVID-19 that day, with over 100 people listed as contacts. In response, the firm has expanded its screening of workers who had been in the same area as the confirmed cases to hundreds of personnel. Thus far, it stated that over 200 have tested negative for the virus. The company said that it will conduct multiple on-site rapid reagent tests and provide employees with home test kits. TSMC added that it takes epidemic prevention and the safety and protection of its employee's health as primary considerations. It plans to conduct PCR tests on staff in affected areas over the course of two days. The company has stepped up disinfection of areas where the confirmed cases had worked. It also plans to implement staggered shifts and have some staff work from home. The chipmaker claimed that it is closely monitoring the situation and that the incident will not affect its operations.

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