On Wednesday, Wuhan in Hubei province, the Chinese city hit hardest by the novel coronavirus outbreak, re-opened after a 76-day lock-down. People who had been confined were able to leave the city by road, rail and air. As the battle against the virus seems close to being won, the city that sacrificed so much for the nation is finally taking its first steps back to normali-ty, as these images show.
A passenger wearing a traditional Han-style costume poses for photos in the square at Wuchang Railway Station in Wuhan, Hubei province. ZHANG ZHENG/FOR CHINA DAILY
A worker moves a barricade at an expressway tollgate in Wuhan KE HAO/FOR CHINA DAILY
Cars line up at the Gongjialing Tollgate to leave Wuhan. CHEN LIANG/FOR CHINA DAILY
Staff members at the airport wave goodbye to passengers. ZHANG ZHENG/FOR CHINA DAILY
A passenger waves his boarding pass while getting on a plane at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport. ZHANG ZHENG/FOR CHINA DAILY
A woman walks toward a K81 train, the first passenger train to depart Wuhan on Wednesday. ZHANG ZHENG/FOR CHINA DAILY
Passengers wait to leave the city on the K81 train. CHENG YING/FOR CHINA DAILY
A traveler prepares to board the K81 train at Wuchang Railway Station. ZHANG ZHENG/FOR CHINA DAILY
A passenger bids farewell to her relatives at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport. WANG JING/CHINA DAILY
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