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Sydneysiders seem to be heeding Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s call to stay home with CBD people movements hitting a pandemic low 10% in the week ended 12 July – even lower than Melbourne’s movements during its 14 week Winter-Spring lockdown last year:
Sydney ghost town.
The average 7-day movement level in the Sydney CBD last week hit a record low of only 10% of pre-COVID-19 averages as the city’s lockdown was extended for at least two more weeks until the end of July…
The movement levels are recovering quickly in Australia’s third and fourth largest cities which were locked down in late June/ early July. Movement in the Brisbane CBD was at 33% of pre-pandemic averages last week, up 11% points in a week and the Perth CBD was at 37%, up 13% points from the early July low-point.
Country: Australia Source: Roy Morgan collaboration with UberMedia who provide anonymous aggregated insights using mobile location data. Note: Movement data for the Capital City CBDs excludes the residents of the respective CBDs.
A special analysis of movement data in Australia’s Capital City CBDs since the COVID-19 pandemic began shows movement in the Sydney CBD was at only 10% of the pre-pandemic average last week while it was not much better in the Melbourne CBD even before that city’s fifth lockdown started.
The average 7-day movement level in the Sydney CBD last week hit a record low of only 10% of pre-COVID-19 averages as the city’s lockdown was extended for at least two more weeks until the end of July.
Movement plunges in the Sydney CBD, Brisbane CBD and Perth CBD as all three are placed into lockdown roymorgan.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from roymorgan.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.