“It’s just really weird, getting thrown back into it,” the 26-year-old from Lichfield said. He never imagined that the UK would end up in a lockdown: “It just makes you think, all the hassle that we went through to come back, was it really worth it?”
søndag 12. april 2020
Britons evacuated from Wuhan regret coming home
Like many of the Britons who were evacuated from Wuhan, the centre of the coronavirus pandemic, it was a difficult journey for Anthony May-Smith, involving a frantic last-minute dash to the airport through the locked down city in January. All those repatriated from Wuhan underwent two weeks of quarantine in the Wirral, and after a brief stint of normality, May-Smith is now back in lockdown, wishing he had stayed put in China.
“It’s just really weird, getting thrown back into it,” the 26-year-old from Lichfield said. He never imagined that the UK would end up in a lockdown: “It just makes you think, all the hassle that we went through to come back, was it really worth it?”
“It’s just really weird, getting thrown back into it,” the 26-year-old from Lichfield said. He never imagined that the UK would end up in a lockdown: “It just makes you think, all the hassle that we went through to come back, was it really worth it?”
