Lockdown ended from Wuhan, starting in several countries around the world

At a time when lockdowns are being implemented to prevent the spread of the Corona virus, several countries around the world have been abolishing lockdown in Wuhan, China's province of Hubei.

The Chinese city of Wuhan became the first city in the world where the lockdown was first implemented by the Corona virus on January 23, 2002.

Initially, the city was partially shut down by Chinese authorities, but later the city was completely locked down due to the rapid spread of the virus.

The Corona virus started from Wuhan in mid-December 2019, but later in a report by Chinese experts admitted that Corona's patients had appeared in November 2019, but their disease had not been diagnosed and the disease had not been diagnosed. It took the experts some time to identify.

Due to the rapid spread of the Corona virus, Chinese authorities initially shut down Wuhan in the early part of January 2020 and restricted citizens to homes, but later closed the city in full lockdown.

Due to the lockdown, Chinese authorities succeeded in controlling the Corona virus, and for the first time on March 19, 2020 no new Corona case was reported from Wuhan City.

Although there had already been a clear decline in new cases of Corona virus coming from all over China, including Wuhan, authorities stopped locating there five days ago after not a single case was reported from Wuhan, the city known as the Corona virus center. The download started.

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Yes, Chinese authorities allowed citizens to partially exit on March 22, beginning to end the lockdown from Wuhan.

Until March 23, several countries around the world announced the lockdown, while Wuhan began eliminating it

The British newspaper The Guardian cited Chinese broadcasting in its report, saying that after two months of complete closure, the lockdown from Wuhan is being eliminated at a time when lockdowns are being carried out all over the world.

According to the report, where authorities have allowed people to go out, authorities have also opened public places in Wuhan and allowed to operate transport.

Authorities have ordered citizens that if any citizen has symptoms such as fever, diarrhea and cough, they should stay at home, and that people at work should get their health cards from their companies and companies and get some Keep your pass for the day.

A thousand people from other cities arrived on the first train in Wuhan on March 22, just after the authorities began locking down, and they returned to their jobs two months later.

On the other hand, the Chinese city of Wuhan started closing down, where Chinese authorities on the other hand allowed the closed cinema halls for a month and a half, and more than 500 cinema halls were opened by the morning of March 23. Were.
Routine life in China had begun to recover before the lockdown was removed from Wuhan and the cinema halls opened, and by the second week of March, China had closed a temporary hospital built to treat the Corona virus.

No new case has emerged from Wuhan to Corona since March 19

The Chinese government had built 16 temporary hospitals in Wuhan alone, in which thousands of people were treated for 2 months, and after that the hospitals were closed and the remaining patients were treated in general hospitals.

So far, 82,000 corona virus patients have been reported in China, out of which 3200 have died while more than 76,000 have recovered, while the remaining 5 to 7,000 patients are undergoing treatment.

While life in China is getting back to normal, many other countries are experiencing severe attacks of the Corona virus and Europe and the United States are at the top of the global epidemic.

South Asian countries, including East Asian countries, have been exposed to Corona virus, and new cases are emerging in India and Iran, including Pakistan.

Currently new cases are coming up in countries like USA, Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Iran, Pakistan, India, UK and Switzerland, and by the afternoon of March 23, the number of coronary patients has increased by 3 worldwide. The number had reached 43,000 and the number of casualties had increased to 15,308.