Dear faculty, staff, and students,

To reduce the risk of epidemic prevention breaches caused by tomb-sweeping or traveling during the spring break, please observe the following:

1. If you have been to any crowded gathering specified by the CECC, please TAKE SELF-HEALTH MANAGEMENT for 14 days (wear masks, avoid unnecessary outings, and strictly keep social distancing, stay at home if any symptom has developed). Anyone with TOOC and symptoms (including fever, upper respiratory tract symptoms or loss of olfaction and taste, gastrointestinal diarrhea) must seek medical treatment or call 1922 to report concisely.

2. Within 14 days after returning to school, be sure to stay alert of your health and take body temperature daily. If you feel unwell, please immediately wear a mask to seek medical treatment or rest at home, and report to the school. 3. Anyone with symptoms of physical discomfort including fever, upper respiratory tract symptoms or loss of olfaction and taste, gastrointestinal diarrhea can take a leave at home for self-health management and report on the "Self-reporting system of fever or other respiratory symptoms"https://web.ndhu.edu.tw/SA/COVID-19_N14D/Login.aspx?lang=en . Consultation and follow-up services will be provided by the school.

4. The school will strictly implement the social distancing regulations effective on 2020/04/07 (Tuesday). "Specific gathering occasions" refer to those where the participating instructor(s) and students have fixed seating and can keep attendance records. Masks should be put on while having close contact or conversations. If you cannot maintain the social distance of 1 meter outdoors and 1.5 meters indoors, you must wear a mask. Situations include:

1) Full-time and part-time instructors should all wear transparent masks or surgical masks in class.

2) For courses of a general type, the instructors should work with students together to maintain a social distance (1.5 meters indoors or 1 meter outdoor).

3) If the mentioned social distance cannot be kept, students should wear masks in class.

4) For courses of laboratory or seminar types, all students should wear masks.

5) For courses of other types, the instructors could decide accordingly.

5. Reinforce hand hygiene, frequent hand washing, cough etiquette.

6. For the possible epidemic follow-ups, it is advisable to use mobiles to record the activities or footprint log during the holidays. Should any breach of epidemic prevention in the future be caused by someone's concealment, the person will be held responsible and punished under the school rules.

7. If you're under home quarantine, home isolation, or self-health management, please immediately notify Health Services Division 03-890-6254, or Campus Security 0937-295995. Your health, OSA's delight Division of Health Services Office of Student Affairs