COVID-19 self-isolation index by city Russia 2021

On Sunday, September 12, 2021, the highest self-isolation index among Russian cities with over one million inhabitants was measured in Omsk at 2.8 points, indicating that there was a high number of people on the streets. In the capital Moscow, where most COVID-19 cases in Russia were recorded, the index reached two points. The non-working period in Russia ended on May 12, 2020.

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Self-isolation index during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Russia on September 12, 2021, by largest city

Characteristic	Index points
Omsk	2.8
Volgograd	2.5
Novosibirsk	2.5
Perm	2.5
Rostov-on-Don	2.4
Ufa	2.4
Voronezh	2.4
Chelyabinsk	2.4
Krasnoyarsk	2.4
Nizhny Novgorod	2.4
Samara	2.2
Yekaterinburg	2.2
Kazan	2.2
Saint Petersburg	2.2
Krasnodar	2.1
Moscow	2

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Release date

September 2021

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Region

Russia

Survey time period

September 12, 2021

Supplementary notes

Cities with over one million inhabitants; average index throughout the day.

The self-isolation index by Yandex used the following methodology:
0-2.4 points: there is a very high number of people on the streets;
2.5-2.9 points: there is a high number of people on the streets;
3-3.5 points: there are people on the streets;
3.6-3.9 points: most people are home;
4-5 points: there is almost no one on the streets.
The source specified that it is an integrated indicator calculated based on usage data of different services and apps of Yandex. It can be used for informational purposes for an approximate situation assessment, but not for exact calculations.

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