The Coronavirus crisis first emerged in China's city of Wuhan and within the next two months, COVID 19 spread far across the globe. While nations across the world are under strict lockdown to beat the transmission, the city of Wuhan reopened on April 8 after a period of 76 days. The government had ordered a strict lockdown in the city from January 23. However, the fears of COVID 19 are still prominent. Telegraph reporter Sophia Yan managed to give everyone a peek into the life in Wuhan after the lockdown ended through a Twitter thread. These pictures show the happy moments to the precautionary measures that are still being followed in the Coronavirus epicentre of China. As per the reports, almost 50,000 people had caught the virus in this city.  Wet Markets in China's Wuhan Struggle to Survive Coronavirus Lockdown.

After the lockdown was lifted about 10 days ago, about 66,000 people were expected to leave the city as the trains and flights resumed. Videos and pictures of life in the city after lockdown were shared online. One such thread on Twitter by reporter Sophia Yan has also captured the glimpses of how the city looks after the coronavirus crisis. She has captured the essence of social distancing and the norms of safety that are strictly being followed here. China's Tourism Resumes, Nature Trail Site Jam Packed Even as World Continues Battle Against Coronavirus (Watch Video).

Check the Twitter Thread of Wuhan After Lockdown:

Makeshift Takeaways to Relief Tents

Yangtze River Lit Up to Pandemic Free Signs

Not So Social Distancing Here

More About the Quarantine Protocol For Arrivals

Compulsory Quarantine Process for The New Arrivals

Through the Twitter thread, we can see one thing clearly, that the lockdown may be over but the precautions are still being followed like before. The life is slowly returning to normal in some parts, while fresh cases have been reported from the mainland. There are fears of the second wave of the deadly virus emerging in the country. Following these new cases, some parts have once again restricted movements.

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