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| Photo shows Wuhan railway station on March 24. The station, which had been shut down for over 60 days because of epidemic prevention and control measures, has gradually resumed normal operations. (Photo/Bo Gaopeng) |
The main railway station in Wuhan, the epicenter of the pneumonia outbreak in China, was thoroughly disinfected on March 24, and is gradually resuming normal operations after being shut down for over 60 days due to epidemic prevention and control measures.
Currently, only travelers with a health code, are allowed to go back to Wuhan. For any of these citizens, the journey to get back home during the fight against the novel coronavirus has been long and hard. (Photos provided by China Photographers Association)
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