Sri Lanka is pulling the social mobility back to the COVID19 Wave-1 level

Sri Lanka has been introducing a number of stringency measurements to restrict social mobility to limit the spreading of the COVIS19. The country relaxed the mobility restriction in April after managing the 2nd wave which increased the movements of the public to the pre-covid19 period. With the new restrictions the mobility in retail & recreation, transit stations has fallen to the lowest level while the mobility to groceries and pharmacies yet to show a significant slowdown.