As residents of the central Chinese city of Wuhan on Wednesday left the confines of the city for the first time in over two months, the rest of the world is still evaluating how effective the city's lockdown was in curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus first detected there late last year.The city of some 11 million had been on lockdown since Jan. 23 in an unprecedented bid to stop the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, which has infected over 81,000 and killed nearly 3,300 in mainland China, according to official data.The sweeping measures, often referred to as "drac…READ FULL ARTICLE
