Chinese city in Hubei resumes public transportation after months on coronavirus lockdown
- 4 years ago
Slowly but surely, life in China is returning to some sort of normality.
Here, a local citizen - a mother of one - films a simple bus journey on Tuesday that a few months ago would have seemed unremarkable. Taxis and buses started to run in the city of Yichang in hardest-hit Hubei Province from March 13 and March 17 since the coronavirus peak passed and cases of the disease slowed.
But on closer inspection the video shows a sign of the coronavirus outbreak, which resulted in draconian preventive measures being put in place: citizens - all wearing masks - having their temperatures checked and scanning their health code, a QR code that indicates whether someone is at risk of having COVID-19, to board a bus.
Local citizens have to scan their health codes, have their temperatures checked and use a specific mobile payment platform to pay for the bus.
Mainland China reportedly only had one case of locally transmitted infection on Monday. It occurred in Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province.
Here, a local citizen - a mother of one - films a simple bus journey on Tuesday that a few months ago would have seemed unremarkable. Taxis and buses started to run in the city of Yichang in hardest-hit Hubei Province from March 13 and March 17 since the coronavirus peak passed and cases of the disease slowed.
But on closer inspection the video shows a sign of the coronavirus outbreak, which resulted in draconian preventive measures being put in place: citizens - all wearing masks - having their temperatures checked and scanning their health code, a QR code that indicates whether someone is at risk of having COVID-19, to board a bus.
Local citizens have to scan their health codes, have their temperatures checked and use a specific mobile payment platform to pay for the bus.
Mainland China reportedly only had one case of locally transmitted infection on Monday. It occurred in Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province.