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China: Life returns to streets of Nanjing as coronavirus measures relaxed
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22.03.2020
W/S People walking down street with open shops, Nanjing
W/S Traffic on road
W/S Food takeout window
M/S People ordering food
M/S Market selling vegetables
M/S Customer buying vegetables
W/S Crossroads with cars passing
W/S Children playing basketball
M/S Children playing basketball
M/S People getting their temperature checked
SOT, Tu Lie, Nanjing resident (Mandarin): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
W/S People in shopping centre
M/S People in shopping centre
SOT, Lan Hang, Nanjing resident (Mandarin): "I've tried to avoid large crowds. The end of February was the first time I went to the supermarket since the outbreak of coronavirus. My family now has good hygiene practices. I think the medical system will be significantly improved after this time."
M/S Shopping centre
M/S People ordering takeout
M/S People getting hand sanitiser
SOT, Miss Chen, Nanjing resident (Mandarin): "I think the noticeable change after the outbreak of the coronavirus is that we now have good hygiene practices. Now, everybody is wearing a mask when they go out."
M/S People in subway
M/S Sidewalk with shopping
W/S People dancing in streets
M/S People dancing in street
M/S Archway Confucius Temple
SCRIPT
After enduring several weeks of lockdown and intense preventive measures, routines in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing, are slowly beginning to resemble pre-coronavirus times, as seen in footage from Sunday.
As of March 21st authorities have loosened regulations, and residents are no longer required to wear a mask outside unless they will be in large crowds. Schools are expected to open their doors on April 7th.
Locals were filled with optimism about how the virus has transformed their society and general cleanliness.
"My family now has good hygiene practices. I think the medical system will be significantly improved after this time," said one resident.
Footage shows open supermarkets and people dancing in public squares. Young people have filled basketball courts and public transportation is fully functional.
W/S Traffic on road
W/S Food takeout window
M/S People ordering food
M/S Market selling vegetables
M/S Customer buying vegetables
W/S Crossroads with cars passing
W/S Children playing basketball
M/S Children playing basketball
M/S People getting their temperature checked
SOT, Tu Lie, Nanjing resident (Mandarin): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
W/S People in shopping centre
M/S People in shopping centre
SOT, Lan Hang, Nanjing resident (Mandarin): "I've tried to avoid large crowds. The end of February was the first time I went to the supermarket since the outbreak of coronavirus. My family now has good hygiene practices. I think the medical system will be significantly improved after this time."
M/S Shopping centre
M/S People ordering takeout
M/S People getting hand sanitiser
SOT, Miss Chen, Nanjing resident (Mandarin): "I think the noticeable change after the outbreak of the coronavirus is that we now have good hygiene practices. Now, everybody is wearing a mask when they go out."
M/S People in subway
M/S Sidewalk with shopping
W/S People dancing in streets
M/S People dancing in street
M/S Archway Confucius Temple
SCRIPT
After enduring several weeks of lockdown and intense preventive measures, routines in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing, are slowly beginning to resemble pre-coronavirus times, as seen in footage from Sunday.
As of March 21st authorities have loosened regulations, and residents are no longer required to wear a mask outside unless they will be in large crowds. Schools are expected to open their doors on April 7th.
Locals were filled with optimism about how the virus has transformed their society and general cleanliness.
"My family now has good hygiene practices. I think the medical system will be significantly improved after this time," said one resident.
Footage shows open supermarkets and people dancing in public squares. Young people have filled basketball courts and public transportation is fully functional.
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