Coronavirus: How Long It Took for Lockdown to Work in China | This Morning

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At the moment COVID-19 has claimed 422 lives in the UK. With the UK now on lockdown, we’re joined from China by Peter Lee. Peter emerged from his country’s own war on Coronavirus and explains how long it took for the lockdown to see improvement in the Coronavirus pandemic in China. He also explains how people behaved in the lockdown in China versus how people are currently behaving in the UK.
Broadcast on 25/03/20

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