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Tonight, a city on the mend surging back to life, this time lapse, showing just how quickly morning traffic has returned to Wu Han streets.

But this is a new normal one that keeps watch everywhere.

Local police, boasting of new technology, deployed helmets with a video thermometer they claim allows officers to scan the temperatures of more than 100 airport passengers in just two minutes.

It's not clear if this experimental tech is a practical tool.

Our team traveling from Beijing to Wuhan, seeing life firsthand after the 76 day lock down was lifted.

Nervous residents still wearing protective gear.

Travelers even being scolded for not wearing masks properly.

And now, new signs requiring passengers scanner health code would will allow some to travel on the subway, even on the Yangtze River.

Security checkpoints scan the crowds temperature, checking phone health codes before allowing them into view their own cities.

Light show.

Wu Han's revival comes as the U.

K it's facing several more weeks of lock down amid breaking news tonight.

The prime minister, Boris Johnson, has being moved from intensive care on is in quote extremely good spirits.

David.

The government says that the lock down stays in place until Britain moves beyond the peak.

But the chief scientific officer is now saying that could still be weeks away.

So Britain's very much in the dark tonight with no end in sight.

David Ian Pannell Thank you.

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