Wuhan, life within the Chinese city that was regarded as the epidex of the COVID-19 pandemic

Two weeks after the removal of preventative measures in Wuhan, life in this city is far from normal. The barricades are still located around the buildings, while citizens continue to wear masks and measure their temperature wherever they move.

Schools continue to be closed, while members of the local civil protection council are strictly controlling citizens' access to residential complexes. In the city once considered an epithet of the coronavirus epidemic, 11 million people live in the city, the Telegraph broadcast.

I'm still not going out to eat or buy different items. I prefer to buy clothes and other items over the Internet. It's not so bad that she's not going out, but even when she does that she avoided contact with others, or that she's talking from a distance of”, said 25-year-old Jou student.

Whoever leaves the house measures the temperature, and has to show the green code on the health ministry app that applies throughout China. The green code means that the person is healthy and has not had contact with the infected-19.

Besides, you have to wear a mask and gloves, and every time this student comes home, he runs to the toilet to clean his hands and disinfect the phone with alcohol.

Citizens are anxious constantly by a possible second wave of coronavirus, even though the number of affected since the removal of preventative measures has not increased.

The increased care measures are still in force, where, as soon as a new case is announced, the individuals who have had contact with it are isolated, in order not to come to the further spread of COVID-19.

Some 50,000 people continue to be tested every day in Wuhan, while all returning to their jobs must first be tested.

The isolation of people coming from and outside China continues to be mandatory, while greater risks present Chinese citizens returning to their homelands in the United States, Europe and Russia.

In fact, the greatest danger comes along the border line with Russia, where many Chinese citizens are trapped in Russia. On the other hand, Chinese officials have announced that 20 percent of these passengers are infected with coronavirus. And the 600-bed temporary hospital is being built along the borderline in the town of Suifenhen.

Even though the Chinese Health Ministry is recording more and less cases of coronavirus infected, many are doubting the accuracy of these data. For this, Wuhan has changed statistical data over the past week, where of 1,290 deaths have changed to 3,896.

Over 13 Wuhan neighbourhoods have classified with less risk, while more people and cars can be seen on the streets every time.

There's a brand of things going on normally, but most markets and gyms continue to be closed”, coach Wang Tiancoonchen, who survived the coronavirus.

According to him, while some are talking about “abnormality” or about “beginning a new normal”, Tianxhen is convinced that his country is in transition from normal to normal.