National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus

Wu Ruofan
Chinese flags on top of 52 historical buildings along the Bund at half-mast as part of the national mourning day.
Wu Ruofan

All Chinese flags on top of 52 historical buildings along the Bund were at half-mast on Saturday as part of the national mourning day for the martyrs in the epidemic fight and victims of the novel coronavirus.

National flags across the country and in all Chinese embassies and consulates abroad were also at half-mast.

Three minutes public silence was observed, while air raid sirens and vehicle, train and ship horns were sounded at 10am. Public recreational activities were  suspended.

National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus
Jiang Xiaowei / SHINE

National flags on top of buildings along the Bund at half-mast.

National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus
Jiang Xiaowei / SHINE

The Shanghai Customs Building at East Zhongshan No.2 Road

National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus
Jiang Xiaowei / SHINE

The Shanghai Pudong Development Bank

National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus
Jiang Xiaowei / SHINE

Bund No.18, formerly know as the Chartered Bank Building

National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus
Jiang Xiaowei / SHINE

Visitors walk along the Bund.

National flags along the Bund at half-mast in tribute to victims of virus
Wang Rongjiang / SHINE

Pedestrians observe three-minute silence at the Bund.


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