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An hour after the accident, the ambulance finally arrived, but the delivery worker was pronounced dead.

Under the elevated highway by the train station, stranded travelers had taken shelter.

Located in Pudong, Shanghai, the Donghai Elderly Care Hospital has had at least a dozen caregivers test positive and taken away for quarantine, with severe cross-infection issues inside the facility.

Every day, she put on protective gear and became a “Big White” in the public restroom.

A group of aunties returning from work to their rental apartments were reported to the police by the property owners as potential threats, and then “evicted” from the compound by the neighborhood committee.

Several truck drivers told *China Newsweek* that their income has dropped significantly compared with before the pandemic, and because of the epidemic prevention risks, they also carry the stigma of being “like rats crossing the street, scorned by everyone.”

They built clay stoves by the roadside, gave each other haircuts on small stools, and even had fishing rods and nets. By the “frozen” roadside, there was a small river, where they would catch fish.

As Shanghai gradually recovers from the pandemic, we revisited those who were once homeless.

Wuhan Chef Quits Job to Deliver Food in Shanghai as an Act of Gratitude