Residents of Wuhan shared pictures and videos of the city after the 76-day lockdown was lifted and transport was reopened. The Chinese city entered a lockdown on January 23, 2020.Check Tweets:
Bell stroke 12 as Wuhan lockdown was officially over on 00:00 8th April. People cheering, lightshow glowing, cars exiting #Wuhan.
Congrats on my rising city. Wish it bring you hope, who are still fighting. Dawn is ahead☀ pic.twitter.com/4N1ocwfVZB— Claire Chen (@ClaireRChen) April 7, 2020
2. #Wuhan lit up its skyline at midnight tonight to mark the end of the city’s #coronavirus lockdown. #China Central Television carried it live. #covid19 pic.twitter.com/CW8AlH6Cgb— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) April 7, 2020
Cars leaving Wuhan. The vast majority (including the fair number entering Wuhan at this toll gate) have Hubei province license plates pic.twitter.com/nGVwiizlsW— Emily Feng 冯哲芸 (@EmilyZFeng) April 7, 2020
A Twitter user share picture of a musical instrument that she purchased from Rajasthan. She captioned the photo, asking the name of the instrument as she does not know. Netizens were quick to respond.View Pic:
Got from Rajasthan, a musical instrument, don’t know the nam
Residents of Wuhan shared pictures and videos of the city after the 76-day lockdown was lifted and transport was reopened. The Chinese city entered a lockdown on January 23, 2020.Check Tweets:
Bell stroke 12 as Wuhan lockdown was officially over on 00:00 8th April. People cheering, lightshow glowing, cars exiting #Wuhan.
Congrats on my rising city. Wish it bring you hope, who are still fighting. Dawn is ahead☀ pic.twitter.com/4N1ocwfVZB— Claire Chen (@ClaireRChen) April 7, 20202. #Wuhan lit up its skyline at midnight tonight to mark the end of the city’s #coronavirus lockdown. #China Central Television carried it live. #covid19 pic.twitter.com/CW8AlH6Cgb— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) April 7, 2020
Cars leaving Wuhan. The vast majority (including the fair number entering Wuhan at this toll gate) have Hubei province license plates pic.twitter.com/nGVwiizlsW— Emily Feng 冯哲芸 (@EmilyZFeng) April 7, 2020
A Twitter user share picture of a musical instrument that she purchased from Rajasthan. She captioned the photo, asking the name of the instrument as she does not know. Netizens were quick to respond.View Pic:
Netizens Guess it Right!Got from Rajasthan, a musical instrument, don’t know the name #QuarantineLife findings pic.twitter.com/hdmZ2xhmjx— Maaria (@_mwaseem_) April 8, 2020
Morchang specially made in my hometown 🙏— समर (@sangram7) April 8, 2020
In German we say "Maultrommel" - a drum for the mouth— claudia (@claddel) April 8, 2020
A Twitter user's tweet asking people to guess an animal, by just hiding its head has gone viral. And people are joining in giving in the most sarcastic answers.Check the tweet here:
I'm bored.
Let's have a game of guess the animal. pic.twitter.com/EL9QRGdrH5— 🤔The Fyfie🤔 (@TheFyfie) April 6, 2020
No idea. Try this one, it's impossibly difficult..... pic.twitter.com/O2h7Yj2tlS— sean coffey (@akaseano) April 6, 2020
Kinda similar, could it be? 🤔🙄 pic.twitter.com/In2vsWMGfI— 𝕄𝕤. 𝕁ℍ 🌻 (@jhbspacex) April 6, 2020
A Twitter thread is going viral in which people are discussing which dead authors they would quarantine with.Check the tweets here:
pic.twitter.com/mB9S3owgvH— Literary Hub (@lithub) April 7, 2020
Ayn Rand is *definitely* hoarding toilet paper and groceries so i guess house #3? https://t.co/KO0w6CaJij— Naheed Patel (@bookwalee) April 7, 2020
I’d choose house three, hang with Maya and Sylvia and vote Ayn off the island. She could pull herself up by her bootstraps and tell us how it worked out for her.— jamiaw (@jamiaw) April 7, 2020