<![CDATA[Covid-19 or the corona virus has spread widely in the world and has been designated by the World Health Organization as a pandemic. A pandemic itself can be interpreted as a disease that is endemic to all corners of the world at the same time. This is closely related to the rapid spread rate. The Google Mobility Report provides an overview of movements during a pandemic. The movement illustrates changes in mobility in activity centers, namely: recreational and retail areas, grocery stores and pharmacies, parks, public transportation centers, workplaces, and residential areas. The dataset showing changes in visit and duration of stay at various sites compared to baseline measures of the median value for the appropriate day during the 5 week period preceding the event. This study aims to provide an analysis of changes in mobility during the Covid-19 pandemic and is associated with the number of positive confirmed cases of Covid-19. In addition, this analysis aims to help the process of remediation of the impact of Covid-19 by reviewing changes in mobility. The pattern of movement during Covid-19 in Jambi Province shows that on average the movement of the population to transit stations such as airports or public transportation facilities has decreased by 33 percent, while the pattern of mobility to office centers has decreased by 20 percent from the baseline. Changes in population mobility patterns in public transportation service centers were followed by an increase in confirmed cases of Covid-19. Pearson's correlation test results show that four categories of places have a significant relationship with the addition of positive cases of Covid-19, while 2 variables, namely mobility to retail and mobility to the park show insignificant relationships. Changes in the pattern of population mobility to service centers with the number of confirmed cases showed a positive relationship, except for movement to work / offices and movement to residential areas.]]>
