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

Here's how Indians moved around after lockdown restrictions were eased Mobility to places such as grocery stores, supermarkets and pharmacis has returned to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels following the easing of lockdown restrictions. However, visits to restaurants, cafes, shopping centres, theme parks, museums, libraries and cinemas, among others, are still down. January 07, 2021 / 05:13 PM IST Google collected mobility trends in India to know how much people stopped moving around in India during the 21-day lockdown. (Image: Reuters) As coronavirus infections began to rise across the count...

Jan 7, 2021 With the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has realized the need to utilize big data — from medical data on infections, to mobile data and traffic data to track the movement of people — to counter the virus. But it has also been faced with the hard realization that there are no international regulations to restrict the use of personal data or reign in major data platforms. The same could be said for Japan, which lacks a comprehensive system that will enable data to be shared among central and local governments and the private sector. Could the nation’s digital agency, wh...

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Los Angeles is careening toward catastrophe. An explosion of COVID-19 patients has begun to flood hospitals and may soon force doctors to ration care. The number of available beds in intensive care units is rapidly dropping to zero, as healthcare providers plead with people not to come to emergency rooms unless it’s a matter of life or death. “Ambulances are circling hospitals for hours trying to find one that has a bed open so they can bring in their critically ill COVID patient gasping for air,” a doctor at an L.A. County public hospital said last week, describing the “apocalyptic�...