in Wuhan that are finally more patients leaving than arriving at hospital medics bidding an eager farewell to some of the hundreds they had cared for state television show drew upon row of empty beds as it hailed China's success in tackling the virus eBay was discharged yesterday she is one of 25,000 people in Wuhan we're recovering from coal with 19would occur crews often don't eat I was out for the next two weeks she must stay in this college dormitory one of several designated a quarantine Center the wholeyo-yosounds Ella who she could not do she would she would assassinate oh no way you’re in his house oh what a senior content her and some people call it in there dozens of Chinese doctors havelost their lives fighting this epidemic and the government has warned their colleagues not to talk to us about thechallenges they face but today in Beijing I was one of a fewforeign journalists allowed to question panel of physicians working at the epicenter what would be your advice tothe United Kingdom as we see a rise incases starting there it's not only the health care authorities only it has tobe other Department you know of the government has to be involved they have to work together I think that's the onlyway to control the epidemic China may bewinning its battle against the coronavirus but these doctors declared the war is far from over Debbie Edward news at 10:00 Beijing you
