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Is Harbin China's new Wuhan?

28 April 2020

4:52 AM

28 April 2020

4:52 AM

Only three New Yorkers had died when Han, a 22-year-old masters student at NYU, caught a plane back to China. It was mid-March, and the WHO had just declared a global pandemic. Han spent an uneventful fortnight quarantined at home in Harbin, the northeastern Chinese city where her parents lived.

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