Name: ロックダウン後の生活はあるのか？| コロナウイルスニュース｜2020年4月8日のコロナウイルスニュース (Is There Life After Lockdown? | Coronavirus News for April 8, 2020)
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there's life after locked down as Wuhan, China returns to some kind of normal.

This is the inside edition dot com Corona Virus news for April 8th 2020.

The Corona virus originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan, and at least 3000 people in the region died from Cove in 19.

People are getting back to their regular lives.

A massive light show marked the end of the city's 11 week locked down.

People are now free to travel to and from the city.

Roads were open to traffic, Passengers were seen boarding a train, and air travelers are now able to enter and leave.

At the city's Honda factory, a plant representative said they're back to pre virus production levels.

They're encouraging signs for those cities and countries still grappling with the disease.

There are approximately 400,000 cove in 19 cases in the U.

And the death toll from the disease in New York has now exceeded that of the 9 11 attacks.

Meanwhile, some people in New York continue to defy calls to stay at home and continue to ignore social distancing guidelines.

Here's more Corona virus coverage from the inside edition dot com team First salvo.

No, there are many benefits to self quarantine and isolation.

The obvious being is that it limits your ability to contract Herman virus and spread it to others.

The other is that our air is getting cleaner.

That's right, our air normally polluted cities like Los Angeles, New York City, Delhi, India.

Our recording some of the cleanest air they've had in decades, according to the I Q.

The City of Los Angeles, which normally has a cloud of smog hanging over it, is now perfectly clean and clear.

It's so clean that you could actually see the mountains behind this guy line.

Aside from the individual benefits of self quarantining and isolation, our environment is getting better.

Our air is getting cleaner, so play by the rules.

Now here's the chefs of the latest sword.

Now this is a story I'm just to tell you about 18 year old Samson from Brooklyn.

He was outside practicing his trombone for college while his parents were outside gardening.

When all of a sudden, someone from across the street comes out of his home and starts performing with him six feet apart.

Of course, On two opposite sidewalks there is jazz musician Ryan Newman.

You know the band leader for Lady Gaga as residency in Las Vegas.

So the two are They're playing their songs for 30 minutes.

I reunited both of them because Samson knew that Brian lived in neighborhood, but the two have never met that story.

I'm reporting about how one street artist is using messages in the Hope and Love to brighten up streets that are vacant because of the cove in 19 Pandemic.

I spoke with artists Ruben Rojos, based in Los Angeles and part of Beautify Earth.

He's been painting murals around his neighborhood with signs of hope and love for his neighbors.

Some of his slogans include You can't Quarantine, Love and Love is Standing six Feet Apart in a knot to social distancing guidelines.

 Reuben is hoping that these bright, colorful messages will cover up some of those boarded store friends and bring a little bit of light and hope toe all of the people who see them for more on the Corona virus pandemic. 