都民、自宅近隣に滞在６５％　「ステイホームに協力」と分析―新型コロナ

　東京都が６日に開いた新型コロナウイルスのモニタリング会議で、大型連休中の都民の移動調査結果が報告された。携帯電話の位置情報データを分析したところ、４月２９日～５月５日に居住地から５キロ圏内で過ごした人は平均６５％、３キロ圏内は５７％だった。専門家は「多くの都民がステイホームに協力した」と評価した。
　主要繁華街の滞留人口も大きく減少し、１～３月に出ていた２度目の緊急事態宣言中を下回る水準となった。（2021/05/06-20:35）

Over half of Tokyo residents remained near their homes during the Golden Week holiday period from April 29 to Wednesday, according to a report submitted at a recent metropolitan government meeting.
   Mobile phone location information analysis show that 65 pct of residents stayed within a 5-kilometer radius of their homes on average during the seven days, while 57 pct stayed within a radius of 3 kilometers.
   At the meeting to monitor the novel coronavirus situation, held Thursday, an expert said that many residents cooperated by staying home during the Golden Week period, when Tokyo was under the country's third coronavirus state of emergency.
   The numbers of people in major downtown areas also fell below the levels during the second state of emergency from January to March.
   "I'd like to thank everyone who cooperated," Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike said.