Wuhan City, Hubei Province, central China - Feb 21, 2020 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Cured patients, medical staff posing for photos before saying goodbye
2. Various of medical staff registering information of cured patients, organizing them to leave
3. Bus carrying cured patients running out
4. Cured patients getting off bus
5. Various of cured patients going through disinfection
6. Staff member directing way for cured patient
7. Cured patients, medical staff posing for photo, shouting "China, keep fighting"
8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) cured patient (name not given) (partially overlaid with shot 9/ending with shot 10):
"Thank you all for helping me recover. I want to thank my country and all medical staff. I believe everyone here will recover."
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9. Cured patient registering with staff member
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10. Staff member holding card reading "Hanyang District: Welcome Home "
11. Cured patients, staff member posing for photo, card reading "Hongshan District: Welcome Home "
12. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Lyu Yongtao, leader, eighth batch of medical team from Shandong Province (ending with shot 13):
"We set up a special expert team to sign on their release approval. Each patient needs signatures of two experts, one each from Wuhan and Shandong Province, to approve their release."
13. Various of cured patient taking photo of paper on table
14. Various of cured patients leaving
15. Various of medical staff busy with work inside temporary hospital

The first batch of cured patients in the temporary hospital that was converted from the Wuhan International Expo Center was discharged on Friday.

The 53 cured patients, aged from 17 to 34, left the hospital after two rounds of disinfection.

"Thank you all for helping me recover. I want to thank my country and all medical workers. I believe everyone here will recover," said a cured patient.

The 53 cured patients will be sent to quarantine locations for 14 days of observation before they return home.

All those cured patients have gone through a strict process of examination before being released.

"We set up a special expert team to sign on their release approval. Each patient needs signatures of two experts, one each from Wuhan and Shandong Province, to approve their release," said Lyu Yongtao, leader of the eighth batch of medical team from Shandong Province.

The temporary hospital at the Wuhan International Expo Center receives patients with slight symptoms and treats them with both western and traditional Chinese medicine therapies.

To better serve patients with slight symptoms, Wuhan is planning to open 19 more temporary hospitals, according to Hu Yabo, deputy mayor of Wuhan City.