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I think you have misread the index. The first (100%ish) result is from March. The latest (70%ish) is at the bottom. There has been hardly any change since the
by mellosouls 6y ago
I think you have misread the index. The first (100%ish) result is from March.
The latest (70%ish) is at the bottom. There has been hardly any change since the vaccine was introduced in the middle of August.
To be fair, it is not a well-designed UX (unusual for the superb CityMapper).
https://citymapper.com/cmi/moscow https://citymapper.com/cmi/moscow
- AJRF 6y agoI think you’ve misread my comment. So I’ve said it’s interesting to see that both those cities are “back to almost 100% capacity” - almost being an operative word - from end of august to now Moscow has been @ 70-90% consistently, and St Petersburg has actually had 80-100+% in that time. I also see people jumping to conclusions around taking this to mean it’s now safe there, I never said, nor implied, that.
- mellosouls 6y agoFair enough, there has been a bit of change day to day but not overall from the vaccine release date compared to yesterday; they are pretty much the same (Moscow). St Petersburg seems more upbeat. I accept and know you were not saying it was safe; just commenting on the mobility (which is an interesting metric, thanks for the pointer) - but I don't agree with your interpretation of it wrt Moscow.
- elliekelly 6y agoI think it's quite a stretch to call any of the August or September numbers "almost 100%".