地元の heroes: Wuhan 運転者s 反抗する ウイルス 脅し to help 隣人s

Wuhan's public transport system has been halted, taxi services curtailed and new restrictions introduced banning most cars from the streets

Wuhan's public 輸送(する) system has been 停止(させる)d, taxi services curtailed and new 制限s introduced banning most cars from the streets

国民s of 中国's ウイルス-stricken city of Wuhan have been told to stay indoors, 避ける strangers and keep their cars off the road, but 地元のs like Zhang Lin are 辞退するing to sit by and watch their hometown 苦しむ.

反抗するing the 脅し from a contagious respiratory illness that broke out in the city and has killed dozens of people, Zhang and other Wuhan 居住(者)s are pitching in by 運動ing sick fellow 国民s to hospital.

"We're from Wuhan, and even though you guys are here to help us, our own 国民s should also come out to (help)," Zhang Lin told AFP 新聞記者/雑誌記者s as he waited for a 患者 to 現れる from a clinic for the 運動 支援する home.

"There has to be someone who does this."

The 48-year-old Zhang and others have been enlisted by the 政府 to 供給する the 解放する/自由な service, and it is sorely needed.

Wuhan residents are pitching in to the relief effort by driving sick fellow citizens to hospital

Wuhan 居住(者)s are pitching in to the 救済 成果/努力 by 運動ing sick fellow 国民s to hospital

Wuhan has for days been the 核 of a 輸送(する) lockdown that began in the city of 11 million and has since been 拡大するd to much of the 残り/休憩(する) of Hubei 州, in an 試みる/企てる to 削減(する) off 伝達/伝染 大勝するs for the ウイルス.

Wuhan's public 輸送(する) system has been 停止(させる)d, taxi services curtailed and, on Sunday, new 制限s were introduced banning most cars from the streets.

Difficulty getting around 追加するs another challenge for sick people who, even after they reach 圧倒するd hospitals, may need to wait hours to see hard-圧力(をかける)d doctors.

Wuhan has for days been the nucleus of a transport lockdown that began in the city of 11 million and has since been expanded to much of the rest of Hubei province

Wuhan has for days been the 核 of a 輸送(する) lockdown that began in the city of 11 million and has since been 拡大するd to much of the 残り/休憩(する) of Hubei 州

But drivers like Yin Yu have 得るd special 免除 to 運動 for 人道的な 推論する/理由s.

"There are no cars, so we are 責任がある sending them there ... and taking them 支援する. This is all for 解放する/自由な," said Yin, 40.

To many Chinese, such can-do 態度s are hardly surprising for Wuhan.

The city, 位置を示すd in the centre of the country on the Yangtze River, was the starting point for an 武装した 反乱 against the Qing 王朝 in 1911 that ended 皇室の 支配する -- and gave the city's people a 評判 for toughness.

That toughness was 言及/関連d in a public 告示 blaring from a loudspeaker in the city on Sunday, which 申し込む/申し出d tips on hygiene and 捜し出すing 医療の care, but also a dose of 市民の pride.

Difficulty getting around during Wuhan's transport lockdown adds another challenge for sick people

Difficulty getting around during Wuhan's 輸送(する) lockdown 追加する s another challenge for sick people

"Wuhan is a city that dares to 直面する difficulties and keeps 打ち勝つing them," said a 女性(の) 発言する/表明する.

"This is not the first time we have 直面するd a 類似の 状況/情勢. In 1998 we fought against extreme (Yangtze River) flooding. In 2003 we fought SARS," it said, referring to 厳しい 激烈な/緊急の Respiratory Syndrome, a 国家の viral 疫病/流行性の 類似の to the 現在の one.

"We've come a long way and have had 広大な/多数の/重要な results!"

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