Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in China, is to fully resume rail, flight and freight operations by the end of April after a more than two-month lockdown was lifted on April 8.
The vice mayor of Wuhan, Liu Ziqing, who made the announcement on Wednesday, added that taxi services would restart in an orderly manner and that operations at ports in the city, which lies on the Yangtze river, would be restored by the end of April.
Authorities earlier said the decision to lift the measures came after China’s Covid-19 cases have been gradually falling for the previous weeks, according to the latest government figures.
The country says that after clearing its domestic cases with the virus, it is now focusing on imported cases from abroad.
