China: Coronavirus Subsides, Wuhan Goes Back To Work

Notable industries in Wuhan, China, has been asked to resume work on Wednesday.

This order was officially approved a day after the President, Xi Jinping, visited the city for the first time since the outbreak began. Though, the city is populated with about 11 million  people and has been lockdown since January.

However, most people were told they could return to work at Wuhan, as other authorities in the country were lowering emergency response levels to the epidemic and reducing the level of travel restrictions.

Considering Xi’s recent visit and the fall of the coronavirus cases,  the Hubei provincial government declared via its website that public transport workers in Wuhan, and workers engaged in making medical supplies and producing daily necessities would be allowed to return to work.

Xi added that other industries that impact national or global supply chains can return to work with permission from relevant authorities.