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Crowds Throng Wuhan Where Pandemic Began To Celebrate New Year Raw Thousands of new year revellers packed into the centre of wuhan, the chinese city where covid 19 was first detected, cheering and releasing balloons to welcome in 2021.police erected fences to try. Wuhan, china (afp) thousands of new year revellers packed into the centre of wuhan, the chinese city where covid 19 was first detected, cheering and releasing balloons to welcome in 2021.

Crowds Throng Wuhan Where Pandemic Began To Celebrate New Year Ibtimes Thousands of new year revelers packed into the center of wuhan, the chinese city where covid 19 was first detected, cheering and releasing balloons to welcome in 2021. Crowds throng wuhan, where pandemic began, to celebrate new year. thousands of new year revellers packed into the centre of wuhan, the chinese city where covid 19 was first detected, cheering and. Item 1 of 5 people hold balloons as they gather to celebrate the arrival of the new year, following the coronavirus disease (covid 19) outbreak, in wuhan, china december 31, 2020. Crowds throng wuhan, where pandemic began, to celebrate new year agence france presse 11:22 am january 01, 2021 people wearing face masks attend a new year’s countdown in wuhan in china’s.

Crowds Fill Streets In Chinese City Wuhan To Celebrate New Year As Rest Item 1 of 5 people hold balloons as they gather to celebrate the arrival of the new year, following the coronavirus disease (covid 19) outbreak, in wuhan, china december 31, 2020. Crowds throng wuhan, where pandemic began, to celebrate new year agence france presse 11:22 am january 01, 2021 people wearing face masks attend a new year’s countdown in wuhan in china’s. Item 1 of 6 people release balloons as they gather to celebrate new year's eve, amid the coronavirus disease (covid 19) outbreak, in wuhan, hubei province, china january 1, 2023. Thousands celebrate the new year in wuhan amid china's covid 19 wave. by martin quin pollard and engen tham, reuters. published january 1, 2023 11:24am. people release balloons as they gather to celebrate new year's eve, amid the coronavirus disease (covid 19) outbreak, in wuhan, hubei province, china january 1, 2023.