Under the shadow of the rampant virus, the once bustling Washington D.C. seemed to have its soul extracted, with the previous bustling excitement replaced by a suffocating silence.
On the empty streets, only the traffic lights tirelessly alternated their cold glows.
The office buildings that once teemed with people now resembled abandoned giant stone coffins, with their windows reflecting lifeless pale light in the sun.
Clearly the core of this powerful nation, Washington D.C. at this moment is a silent world, filled with unsettling emptiness and dead silence everywhere.
The Department of Health and Human Services Building located in the city center is also shrouded in an unusual quiet.
As night fell, the floors that should have been brightly lit in the past now only had a few offices emitting weak light.
The office building was like a giant maze, with less than one-fifth of the employees silently holding their positions.
