Wuhan residents living in the epicenter of what is now a global pandemic, were not able to go to work after the city was locked down on Jan. 23.
Many have exhausted their savings, but haven’t received any financial aid from the regime.
On March 23, as soon as the city’s Headquarters for Epidemic Control announced that Wuhan residents can go out freely and public transportation would resume, a group of people took to the streets to demand government relief funds and transparency regarding the pandemic, and the prevention of embezzlement of funds by corrupt officials.
