Once a zero-Covid poster child, Taiwan learns to live with the virus

By rejecting super-strict lockdowns, the island is pioneering a new and 'very successful' approach at odds with China and Hong Kong See all our coronavirus updates Taiwanese people don't mind queueing. They'll do it for a well-reviewed restaurant, promotional giveaways, or to take an Instagram photo at a popular tourist site. But at 3pm outside a Gongguan pharmacy in Taipei, there's grumbling in the line. It's an inconvenient time to leave work, but for now it's the only way to get your hands on...