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Trauma still fresh for Wuhan residents a year after COVID-19 crisis

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Wuhan, Jan 8 (EFE).- Spending months in isolation due to a pneumonia about which almost no information was available, being unable to see his daughter for half a year and seeing his workplace being forced to shut down: these are some of the traumatic episodes that 35-year-old engineer Dominic Zhang lived through in Wuhan a year ago and is unable to forget. (Camera: JESUS CENTENO).SHOT LIST: B-ROLL OF THE CHINESE CITY OF WUHAN, GROUND ZERO OF THE PANDEMIC, AND WUHAN RESIDENTS. SOUND BITE: MR. ZHANG, A WUHAN RESIDENT WHO HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY COVID-19 (IN ENGLISH).

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