Wuhan party chief on track to become Hubei governor after winning plaudits for handling of Covid-19 outbreak


Wuhan’s Communist Party chief Wang Zhonglin is on track to become the governor of Hubei province after rising up the party hierarchy.

Wang, 59, who was appointed to the Wuhan role last year at the height of the Covid-19 outbreak, has been appointed as the new provincial deputy secretary and head of the provincial government’s Communist Party group, the official Hubei Daily newspaper reported.

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