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One feature of Chinese medicine is a heavy reliance on the drip for patients. Outside the Red Cross Hospital in Wuhan this elderly man was setting up his drip outside on the street. It was too crowded inside the hospital, he explained.pic.twitter.com/P6cMbrq07v
Chased away from the Wuhan No. 5 Hospital, home to a statue of Norman Bethune, the Canadian doctor who assisted Communist forces during the war against Japan. I tried to explain that such a hospital should welcome foreigners.pic.twitter.com/hM13EsaKpw
Some Wuhan residents have told me that food is hard to come or expensive by because markets and shops are closed. At least the Walmart I dropped into has fresh fruit and vegetables on the shelves. What are other people with friends or family in Wuhan hearing?pic.twitter.com/Y3mvAQ7TKN
Protective gowns reach the No. 4 Hospital in Wuhan. But the medical workers told me they are still seriously short of the gowns and masks that will keep them safe. One told me that they have been buying their own masks. and using them too long to be safe.pic.twitter.com/uTiyQzfyB9
Outside the No. 4 Hospital in Wuhan a couple burned commemorative paper for a family member who died several years ago — not in the current epidemic. They said it was a sad time for the city, and wanted to remember their loved one on the eve of Lunar New Year.pic.twitter.com/y546IrOtLg
Wuhan feels much like a ghost town, except for the hospitals. Shops are shut. Restaurants are closed. But the mighty Chinese courier keeps working. At this depot they told me that they were accepting and delivering only medical supplies — nothing else — to keep the city safe.pic.twitter.com/NRXddwVikj
This is Wuhan on Friday night. As the usual Lunar New Year celebrations give way to widespread fear, this man hurried to a fever clinic on his electric bike, worried that his sneezes and lethargy might be something worse than a cold.pic.twitter.com/9VOcr78LYQ
I can see that at a time like this in wuhan especially in a hospital, people who might haven been scared enough by the virus and preoccupied by thoughts of surviving this lockdown and missing families on Chinese New Years might not have the bandwidth to demonstrate hospitality.
You be careful .
You are "too young, naive!"
They’ll be on the lookout for anything abnormal or unfamiliar and jump into defensive mode. Walk a mile in their shoes.
Be safe and sound. May God always bless you!
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