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COVID-19 spike may reflect increased mobility, nearing pre-pandemic levels | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 spike may reflect increased mobility, nearing pre-pandemic levels | University of Hawaiʻi System News

UHERO). Despite progress in vaccinations, Hawaiʻi has undergone a rise in new infections with recent cases concentrated among younger, unvaccinated individuals. On April 3, the seven-day average for new COVID-19 cases hit a peak of 117 new daily cases and has since declined slightly. A new mobility report by UHERO shows 27% of residents are staying completely at home on a given day in early April 2021, only 7% more than pre-pandemic levels. During infection peaks in March and August 2020, 40% remained at home. The mobility data allows for a comparison across islands and neighborhoods. Maui ...

Source: hawaii.edu
The Atlantic Daily: 4 Reasons the Pandemic Is Slowing Down - Vimarsana News

The Atlantic Daily: 4 Reasons the Pandemic Is Slowing Down

The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: 4 Reasons the Pandemic Is Slowing Down Coronavirus cases continue to fall in America. What’s behind the drop? Then: Meet hyperpop, a chaotic new musical genre. February 18, 2021 Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. Getty / The Atlantic “Some pandemic statistics are foggy,” our staff writer Derek Thompson notes, “but the current decline of COVID-19 is crystal clear.” What’s driving that...

Tourism industry likely wanted more from Ramaphosa's SONA on recovery action, expert - Vimarsana News

Tourism industry likely wanted more from Ramaphosa's SONA on recovery action, expert

holgs/Getty A tourism expert says he would have wanted the President to articulate plans in SONA to deal with incentivising the domestic tourism market. Focus on an e-visa should maybe be secondary at this point, in his view, as it speaks to the international tourism market. Projections by hospitality businesses show a significant decline in earnings, down on average by 72% for the next three months. The industry and its parent ministry likely expected to hear more on recovery measures and stimulus support in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday evening...

Source: news24.com
Nassau, Onondaga and Niagara Counties to be Equipped with Verra Mobility School Bus Safety Camera Systems - Vimarsana News

Nassau, Onondaga and Niagara Counties to be Equipped with Verra Mobility School Bus Safety Camera Systems

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Nassau, Onondaga and Niagara Counties to be Equipped with Verra Mobility School Bus Safety Camera Systems February 4, 2021 GMT CrossingGuard (TM) Stop-Arm Safety Camera from Verra Mobility (Graphic: Business Wire) MESA, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 4, 2021-- Verra Mobility (NASDAQ: VRRM) announced today that Nassau, Onondaga and Niagara Counties have contracted with the company to outfit more than 6,500 school buses with stop-arm safety cameras. Once implemented, Verra Mobility’s CrossingGuard™ so...

Source: apnews.com
Natural History Museum project highlights the impact of COVID-19 – UKRI - Vimarsana News

Natural History Museum project highlights the impact of COVID-19 – UKRI

Natural History Museum project highlights the impact of COVID-19 22 September 2020 A Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) COVID-19 public engagement funded project has produced infographics to show changes in the movement of people, air and noise pollution, and wildlife sightings in the UK during lockdown. The Natural History Museum has collaborated with data visualisation company Beyond Words to illustrate some of the environmental changes wrought by lockdown. The graphics, drawing on a variety of open source data and scientific databases, including data from NERC-supported centre...

Source: ukri.org