Some international students in China are feeling relieved as the lockdown in Wuhan, China, is being lifted after the COVID-19 outbreak. But they remain concerned about family back home as the virus has spread to more than 170 countries.Sahar Majid has more in this report narrated by Kathleen Struck~VOA NEWS
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