Wuhan's Wet Markets Are Open Again But Buyers Are Staying Away
China has lifted the lockdown, even from Wuhan, which is the place of origin of the COVID-19 outbreak that's currently plaguing the world. Since the lockdown was lifted in China, thousands of people came out to enjoy tourists spots, shopaholics saturated their desires to shop and the wet markets also reopened. According to reports, over 90% of the stalls in Wuhan¡¯s biggest wet market have resumed business after the coronavirus lockdown was lifted...Read More
China has lifted the lockdown, even from Wuhan, which is the place of origin of the COVID-19 outbreak that's currently plaguing the world. Since the lockdown was lifted in China, thousands of people came out to enjoy tourists spots, shopaholics saturated their desires to shop and the wet markets also reopened. According to reports, over 90% of the stalls in Wuhan¡¯s biggest wet market have resumed business after the coronavirus lockdown was lifted. At a large food market in the Chinese city of Wuhan, signs forbid the selling of wild animals and live fowl, while announcements calling for "victory" over COVID-19 play on a loop from speakers. But business is down and it's tough times for the sellers.
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