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China’s stranded workers drag down virus-stricken economy

Li Zhenguo is trying hard to return to work after spending five weeks at home in Zhumiao, a village in the central Henan Province.

But there is no public transport between Zhumiao and the nearest city of Zhumadian. From there Mr Li, 51, could hop on a high-speed train bound for the southern Guangdong province where he works as an assembler for a battery factory.

Even if he somehow could make it to the railway station, though, he would not be able to afford the train ticket. The high-speed train costs more than three times the regular service, which has not operated since January.

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