Wuhan, China coming back to life after a two-month shutdown

By Aziza Shuler

March 23, 2020 9:37 PM

Published March 23, 2020 8:47 PM

Wuhan, China the coronavirus epicenter.

WUHAN, China (FOX News) - Normality slowly returns in Wuhan City, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak.

After a two month shut down, the city appeared to be coming back to life as buses started running Monday (3/23) to allow residents to return to work.

Workers were given the clear to leave their homes as long as they didn't have a temperature and provided a green health code to prove that they're virus-free.

The Wuhan Public Transportation Group made 912 bus trips, transporting more than 10,000 passengers Monday (3/23).

Many supermarkets were also re-opened for nearby residents.

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Aziza Shuler

Aziza Shuler joined KYMA in March 2019 wearing many hats including the newest anchor and producer for FOX 9, as well as a multi-media journalist for KYMA.

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