Stranded passengers in Wuhan's railway station

They are worrying about future income. "You don't know when you can get your next job, and when the lockdown will be over." Wang Yao/CGTN

Since Wuhan went into lockdown a day before Chinese New Year's eve due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many have been trapped in the city with nowhere to go. Wang Yao/CGTN

Wuchang railway station, once one of the city's busiest places, has now become a temporary home for these stranded passengers during the lockdown. Wang Yao/CGTN

Most here are migrant factory or construction workers. Wang Yao/CGTN

For now, they are offered with supplies such as face masks and basic necessities. Disinfections are also carried out. Wang Yao/CGTN

They are worrying about future income. "You don't know when you can get your next job, and when the lockdown will be over." Wang Yao/CGTN

Since Wuhan went into lockdown a day before Chinese New Year's eve due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many have been trapped in the city with nowhere to go. Wang Yao/CGTN

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