Dear NTU students and colleagues,
In response to the current pandemic situation, the University is asking all departments and administrative offices to carry out the following preventive measures.
- Classes with 60 students or more will be taught remotely or online beginning Monday next week (May 17). Classes with less than 60 students should preferably be taught remotely or online as well. If the Alert Level rises, the University will aptly announce remote or online teaching for all classes.
- The University will resume access control at the seven gates beginning Monday next week (May 17). General visitors will be denied entry. NTU, NTNU, or NTUST ID-card holders and those visiting for official purposes will not be affected. University premises must continue to be staffed for temperature taking at the entrance and real-name system should also be implemented.
- To facilitate immediate response to the University’s instructions in the event of rising Alert Level, all departments and administrative offices should pre-plan how to work from home, work in different locations, or rotate staff in smaller groups.
- Preventive measures will constantly be adjusted in accordance with the CECC’s latest announcements. The University is asking for your compliance with the preventive measures.
As the COVID-19 is still wreaking havoc, please be reminded to wear a mask at all times when you go out, wash hands frequently, and keep appropriate social distancing. Be on alert for suspected symptoms: fever, respiratory complications, diarrhea, and abnormality of smell and taste. If they appear, please wear a medical mask, immediately seek medical attention at a nearby hospital for COVID-19 testing, and refrain from using any public transportation. When in the hospital for treatment, please voluntarily tell the physician your contact and travel history, potential occupational exposure to the virus, as well as people around you with similar symptoms. When you return home, please also wear a medical mask and avoid going out if not necessary.
Sincerely yours,
NTU Epidemic Prevention Team