Breathing in the open air has its own fun. The people of Wuhan are no longer afraid of Corona at all. A delivery boy said that he is not afraid of the virus, but now he is very happy.
In the year 2020, the corona virus came out of Wuhan city of China in such a way that it created havoc all over the world. The rest of the countries controlled the situation, but in the last few months, this virus again knocked in China. The situation became such that there was no place left to bury the dead bodies. Wuhan residents said that they were already optimistic about the future and are no longer afraid of the coronavirus. But these figures are still frightening. At least 13,000 people have died of corona in China within just one week.
How is life in Wuhan after three years? In the year 2020, due to Corona virus, the lockdown was first imposed in Wuhan. After this, Corona has killed millions of people all over the world, has also badly damaged the global economy. But now life has become normal all over the world. After almost three years of grueling lockdown and rapid testing, Beijing completely lifted the lockdown last month.
people without masks in wuhan
Lunar New Year is being celebrated in China this week. A large number of people have come out in the markets. Some people did not even wear masks. There was a crowd of children in the toy shops. Many told AFP they were glad that life was returning to normal. A sweeper told that the new year will definitely be better and we are no longer afraid of the virus.
13000 people died last week
Breathing in the open air has its own fun. The people of Wuhan are no longer afraid of Corona at all. A delivery boy said that he is not afraid of the virus but now he is very happy. She said that many of our worries and depression have slowly gone away. The restrictions were lifted after heavy pressure from the people in China. After this, about 80 percent of the population came under the grip of Kovid. On Saturday, at least 13,000 people died of corona in China within just one week. This figure, which only includes deaths reported in hospitals.
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