Footage shows officers disinfecting Wuhan's main train station after it was closed for 58 days due to coronavirus as the city prepares to lift travel restrictions.
Authorities in Wuhan have started to disinfect the city's high-speed railway stations as officials prepare to lift travel restrictions in and out of the provincial capital, which has been on lockdown due to the novel coronavirus since January.

Rescue officers and firefighters donning goggles and hazmat suits have decontaminated Hankou Railway Station and Wuhan Railway Station, two of the city's major transport hubs, in the past few days.

Both terminals stayed closed for more than two months to stem the epidemic.