Medical and police personnel in protective suits are seen inside a makeshift hospital in Wuhan as it closes following the discharge of its last batch of coronavirus patients on March 9. Photo: Reuters Medical and police personnel in protective suits are seen inside a makeshift hospital in Wuhan as it closes following the discharge of its last batch of coronavirus patients on March 9. Photo: Reuters
Medical and police personnel in protective suits are seen inside a makeshift hospital in Wuhan as it closes following the discharge of its last batch of coronavirus patients on March 9. Photo: Reuters
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Letters | Coronavirus travel ban: if Wuhan experts can come to Hong Kong, why can’t Hubei residents?

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Updated: 7:35am, 11 Aug, 2020

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Medical and police personnel in protective suits are seen inside a makeshift hospital in Wuhan as it closes following the discharge of its last batch of coronavirus patients on March 9. Photo: Reuters Medical and police personnel in protective suits are seen inside a makeshift hospital in Wuhan as it closes following the discharge of its last batch of coronavirus patients on March 9. Photo: Reuters
Medical and police personnel in protective suits are seen inside a makeshift hospital in Wuhan as it closes following the discharge of its last batch of coronavirus patients on March 9. Photo: Reuters
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