Life in China is beginning to return back to normal after severe restrictions due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.

South China Morning Post and a BBC correspondent have reported that life has started returning to normal after 2 months of lockdown in China.

South China Morning Post and a BBC correspondent have reported that life has started returning to normal after 2 months of lockdown in China.The article published by South China Morning Post on 23 March 2020 states that the Coronavirus which had infected over 80,000 people and claimed over 3100 lives in China. The life is slowly returning back to normal in China after nearly two months of lockdown, strict quarantine rules and travel restrictions.

The tweet by BBC Correspondent Stephen McDonnell on 25 March 2020 confirms that the workers, students and other residents who have been under months of lockdown inside Hubei Province finally got out and are arriving to Beijing. As seen in the video people are coming out in public, as well as the offices and the factories being opened again.

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