 | | THE first high-speed train, G1005, leaving Wuhan for Shenzhen after the 76-day lockdown was lifted on the provincial capital of Hubei Province arrived at Shenzhen North Railway Station at 1:02 p.m. yesterday, carrying 288 passengers. |
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| Wuhan lifts outbound travel restrictions | | WITH long lines of cars streaming through expressway tollgates and masked passengers boarding trains, the megacity of Wuhan in Central China lifted outbound travel restrictions yesterday after almost 11 weeks of lockdown imposed to stem the spread of COVID-19. ... | |
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| US governor thanks Chinese help | | CHARLIE BAKER, governor of Massachusetts in the U.S., on his twitter account recently extended his thanks to partners including Tencent for their help to transport over 1 million N95 masks from Shenzhen to Boston.
Baker said that these masks meant a lot to frontline medical workers, as he was receiving them at the airport.
In March, a total of 3 million N95 masks booked by Massachusetts were detained by the U.S. state government. It was then that Baker realized it would be impossible to import face masks through traditional channels. ... | |
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