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The reports use data from people who have opted in to storing their location history with Google. The Covid-19 Community Mobility Report dated April 14, 2021, looks at data between March 3 and April 14. It shows there has been a large increase in the number of people visiting parks in the area. Visitor numbers have increased by 70 per cent compared to the baseline. More people have also been visiting residential areas - this area has seen an 18 per cent rise compared to the baseline. ...

Reading town centre GOOGLE is using location data gathered from phones to help public health officials understand how people’s movements have changed in response to the global coronavirus pandemic. The reports use data from people who have opted in to storing their location history with Google to help illustrate the degree to which people are adhering to government instructions. The Covid-19 Community Mobility Report dated April 2, looks at data between Friday, February 19, and Friday,...

Lockdown trends are starting to re-emerge as India faces second wave of COVID-19 infections Prabhjote GillApr 5, 2021, 15:31 IST A lone barricade on empty Laxmi Road in Pune after the city announced night time curfew from 6:00 pm to 6:00 amBCCL As India faces a second wave of COVID-19 restrictions, the trend of people refraining from unnecessary travel is already emerging. Google’s latest Mobility Report shows that there’s a nationwide drop of 22% of people heading to shopping malls, cinema...

Maharashtra, Karnataka see drop in movement of people for non-essential activities

New data from Google shows how well Essex residents are complying with lockdown rules, compared with other Covid lockdowns.

New data from Google shows how well Essex residents are complying with lockdown rules, compared with other Covid lockdowns.

New data from Google shows how well Essex residents are complying with lockdown rules, compared with other Covid lockdowns.

New data from Google shows how well Essex residents are complying with lockdown rules, compared with other Covid lockdowns.

GOOGLE is using location data gathered from phones to help public health officials understand how people’s movements have changed in response to…

From ruin to revival The government had no other option but to partially reopen the economy. Bangladesh could not afford a lengthy lockdown. Photo: Palash Khan A year ago on this day the government confirmed the maiden positive case of the coronavirus disease in Bangladesh, roughly three months after its outbreak in China. The biggest blow came on March 18 when the first person died from the illness linked to the deadly virus. As the cases spread rapidly, the government had to impose a strict l...