> when china shutdown domestic movement into/out of Wuhan they kept open international movement into/out of Wuhan The first result I found on Google says the a

> when china shutdown domestic movement into/out of Wuhan they kept open international movement into/out of Wuhan The first result I found on Google says the airport was shut down to all departures, along with all public transit. They didn't immediately shut down international driving in private cars, I suppose. https://www.ifn.news/posts/china-shuts-down-wuhan-airport-amid-virus-outbreak/ https://www.ifn.news/posts/china-shuts-down-wuhan-airport-am... > at the same time neighbor countries with china tried to block cross boarder movement yet china forced those trade routes to stay open well after Wuhan had entered lockdown Are you referring to trade of goods? That has been the general approach in most countries even after restricting human travel, as the prevalent thought is that non-living goods don't replicate and shed the virus.