Wuhan City opens tomorrow after the biggest historic lockdown

New delhi date. 07April 2020, Tuesday

China's Wuhan city is set to release Wednesday from a lockdown. The Corona virus epidemic began to spread from the city in December last year. The city was closed for the last 76 days, for the first time after 23 January.

Corona virus is the deadliest in Wuhan. The city, which has been in lockdown for the past two and a half months, will be able to run again like before. All transportation facilities will begin. Railway and airline services will be restored and people will be able to get out of the city by sitting in their vehicles.

The Chinese government took the decision Tuesday after not even a single case of death was reported. Corona was the largest city with a population of 1.1 million. Of the total 82,000 coronary infections in China, 50,000 were in the city. Of the total 3331 dead, 2500 died in Wuhan alone.

Despite the opening of the city of Wuhan, the controlling measures here will remain unchanged. The city has witnessed the biggest lockdown in history. The lockdown became more severe after January 23. Lockdowns with the outbreak of the virus were also implemented throughout Hubei province and over 6 million people were imprisoned in their homes.