Author: Zaixing Shi; Ya Fang
Title: Temporal relationship between outbound traffic from Wuhan and the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) incidence in China Document date: 2020_3_17
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Snippet: In conclusion, mass migration out of Wuhan facilitated the COVID-19 outbreak in other parts of China. The outflowing migration from Wuhan had a more prolonged impact on provinces that are closer to Wuhan and have more immigration from Wuhan. Provinces with higher GDP per capita were less impacted by migration. It is estimated that approximately 39% of cases outside of Wuhan have been prevented by the travel ban issued on January 23, 2020. In the .....
Document: In conclusion, mass migration out of Wuhan facilitated the COVID-19 outbreak in other parts of China. The outflowing migration from Wuhan had a more prolonged impact on provinces that are closer to Wuhan and have more immigration from Wuhan. Provinces with higher GDP per capita were less impacted by migration. It is estimated that approximately 39% of cases outside of Wuhan have been prevented by the travel ban issued on January 23, 2020. In the absence of cures and immunization for an emerging infectious disease like COVID-19, transportation control, an old-fashioned approach, is proven an effective public health intervention. Our All rights reserved. No reuse allowed without permission.
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