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More than 100 Australians are still stuck in China due to coronavirus lockdown

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266 Australians are finally home after a long journey from Wuhan, China and 14 days in quarantine. But the ordeal is not over for at least 100 Australian residents and citizens stuck in the epicenter. We spoke to Chinese-Australian mother, Dan Hooper, who says she feels forgotten.
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