Wuhan partly reopens after a two-month long lockdown. Here is how it looks
The province is now reporting 54 new cases daily, all of which are imported.
The Chinese city Wuhan, from where the coronavirus outbreak began, has re-opened after two months of lockdown.
Passengers were seen at train stations in the city. According to reports, people are allowed to enter but not leave Wuhan.
The capital of Hubei province saw over 50,000 COVID-19 cases. Around 3,000 people have died from the virus. But now, the numbers have fallen drastically. The province is now reporting 54 new cases daily, all of which are imported.
In an attempt to limit the cases coming from abroad, China has temporarily banned all foreign visitors, even if they have residence permits or visas.
Chinese and foreign airlines have been limited to one flight per week and they must not be more than 75% full.
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