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Caraga Logs 40K Annual Births

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The Philippine Statistics Authority in Caraga (PSA-13) bared that the region recorded an average of 40,193 births per year from 2014 to 2023, with population growth expected to continue in the coming years. The highest number of births during the period was in 2016 with 42,946 newborns, while the lowest was in 2023, with 38,110—a 3.96% decrease compared to 2022. “We anticipate an increase in the region’s population over the next five to ten year…

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Caraga Logs 40K Annual Births

The Philippine Statistics Authority in Caraga (PSA-13) bared that the region recorded an average of 40,193 births per year from 2014 to 2023, with population growth expected to continue in the coming years. The highest number of births during the period was in 2016 with 42,946 newborns, while the lowest was in 2023, with 38,110—a 3.96% decrease compared to 2022. “We anticipate an increase in the region’s population over the next five to ten year…

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