How long will Wuhan be closed? Latest news: When will Wuhan's public transportation, subway, railway station and airport be reopened?

After the Wuhan lockdown, many people wanted to know when it would end. The biggest impact of the lockdown was that most public transportation was paralyzed. For example, buses, subways, coaches, train stations, and airports all stopped operating, which was inconvenient for many people to travel. But the good thing was that everyone stayed at home, which prevented more and more people from being infected. So, how long will the Wuhan lockdown last? Let's take a look!

How long will Wuhan be closed? Latest news

At 2:39 a.m. on January 24, the Wuhan Municipal Command Center for the Prevention and Control of Pneumonia Caused by the Novel Coronavirus issued a notice: From 10 a.m. on January 23, 2020, all city buses, subways, ferries, and long-distance passenger transport will be suspended; citizens should not leave Wuhan without special reasons, and the airport and railway station will be temporarily closed. The resumption time will be announced separately.

When will Wuhan's public transportation, subway, railway station and airport resume operations?

It is still unknown, but recovery will occur when the disease is under control.

The national government has tried very hard. Due to the sudden outbreak, large flow of people, developed exchanges, and the Spring Festival travel rush, it is indeed difficult to take care of everyone at once. I hope everyone will not blindly release unconfirmed news and cause panic. We are born in the 1990s and we are not in Wuhan, but we can refrain from spreading rumors and believe in the country and the government.

How to evaluate the lockdown of Wuhan

First, material support. During the Spring Festival, many production and transportation units and departments are on holiday, so we need to find ways to keep logistics smooth.

Second, medical support (and diversion). There are more than 10 million people in the epidemic area, and they not only have unknown pneumonia, but also many other diseases and health problems to deal with. We cannot just take care of pneumonia and ignore the others. So, what systems and channels can be used to divert these two major categories of patients, so that they can receive timely help and treatment (especially under the premise that public transportation is suspended and hospitals are overloaded), and the safety and pressure of medical staff themselves need to be taken seriously.

Third, the lockdown is likely to continue until after the Spring Festival, which will cause delays and other impacts on all industries. It will also have a significant impact on the affairs and operations of enterprises and institutions (it is even possible that some enterprises will go bankrupt and some people will face unemployment). How to make up for the losses of so many people and prevent "collateral damage" is also a rainy day.

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