Built in 10 days, China's new coronavirus hospital in Wuhan has now opened

Replicating Beijing's SARS treatment model in 2003, Wuhan built two makeshift hospitals: Leishenshan (Thunder God Mountain) and Huoshenshan (Fire God Mountain), which can accommodate 1,600 beds and 1,000 beds respectively.(Video via.CGTN)

Leishenshan Hospital, the second makeshift hospital built in central China's Wuhan City which started on Jan 25. It was built in record 10 days, officially began taking its first batch of patients of the novel coronavirus pneumonia on February 8.(Photo via. Xinhua)

As construction workers race against time to build two special hospitals in Wuhan, the center of the novel coronavirus outbreak, tens of millions of people around the world are watching the construction through a live streaming broadcast.Netizens are exchanging their feelings in the difficult time, in addition to talking about the construction projects.(Photo via.@guangmingdailyChina Facebook)

With no out-patient services, Leishenshan Hospital mainly treats patients infected with the novel coronavirus pneumonia. The makeshift medical facility has a capacity of 1,600 beds and covers a total area of 21.9 hectares. There are 32 zones for patients, 2 will be designated for those in critical condition and 3 for those with serious symptoms. (Photo via. Xinhua)

The interior view of Leishenshan (Thunder God Mountain) Hospital in Jiangxia District of Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province. The Leishenshan Hospital, another makeshift hospital in Wuhan, uses a modular design based on the layout of a field hospital.(Photo via. Xinhua)

Medical workers at the Leishenshan Hospital were set to receive the first batch of patients of the novel coronavirus pneumonia on Saturday.(Photo via. Xinhua)

The newly-built Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan, epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak, received the first batch of patients infected with the virus Saturday, according to local authorities.(Photo via. Xinhua)