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Muchos extranjeros siguen bloqueados en Wuhan, la cuna del nuevo coronavirus

Desde hace tres semanas, la casi totalidad de la provincia de Hubei está de facto en cuarentena

British nationals, who were repatriated from the Chinese city of Wuhan amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, travel in a coach as they leave Arrowe Park Hospital in Wirral, near Liverpool, on February 13, 2020 where they spent two weeks in quarantine. - 83 British citizens repatriated from China amid the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak being housed at Arrowe Park Hospital were able to leave the accommodation block near the hospital on February 13, 2020 after being quaratined for 2 weeks. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP)
British nationals, who were repatriated from the Chinese city of Wuhan amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, travel in a coach as they leave Arrowe Park Hospital in Wirral, near Liverpool, on February 13, 2020 where they spent two weeks in quarantine. - 83 British citizens repatriated from China amid the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak being housed at Arrowe Park Hospital were able to leave the accommodation block near the hospital on February 13, 2020 after being quaratined for 2 weeks. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP) OLI SCARFF
Ciudadanos británicos, repatriados de la ciudad china de Wuhan, eran trasladados desde el hospital Arrowe Park, cerca de Liverpool, donde pasaron dos semanas en cuarentena. AFP Ciudadanos británicos, repatriados de la ciudad china de Wuhan, eran trasladados desde el hospital Arrowe Park, cerca de Liverpool, donde pasaron dos semanas en cuarentena. (OLI SCARFF/AFP)

Wuhan, China. Aunque algunos extranjeros pudieron salir de Wuhan, epicentro del nuevo coronavirus, muchos siguen bloqueados en la ciudad china, donde viven angustiados y recluidos a miles de kilómetros de sus casas.

“Queremos irnos”, expresa Gaurab Pokhrel, un estudiante de medicina preguntado desde Hong Kong y que forma parte de los 200 nepalíes que no fueron evacuados.

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