Prevalence Data of Childhood ISPA in Indonesian Provinces, 2024

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Nabilah Muhamad 02/06/2025 11:48 WIB

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According to a Ministry of Health survey, 5.2% of toddlers were diagnosed with acute respiratory infection (ARI) in 2024. The highest prevalence of ARI among toddlers was in Banten Province.

Prevalence of Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) Cases Among Under-Five Children in Indonesian Provinces (2024)*

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Prevalence of Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) Cases Among Under-Five Children in Indonesian Provinces (2024)*

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According to a survey by the Indonesian Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), 5.2% of Indonesian toddlers were diagnosed with acute respiratory infection (ARI) in 2024.

Broken down by region, the highest prevalence of ARI in toddlers was in Banten, reaching 11.5%, or twice the national average.

Meanwhile, the lowest prevalence of ARI in toddlers was in Bangka Belitung Islands, at only 0.4%.

This year's data only covers the prevalence of ARI in toddlers in 36 out of 38 Indonesian provinces. Data from two provinces, Central Papua and Papua Mountains, are unavailable due to insufficient sample sizes.

The following is a list of the 10 provinces with the highest national prevalence of ARI in toddlers in 2024:

1. Banten: 11.5%

2. Jakarta: 10.2%

3. West Java: 9.6%

4. Southwest Papua: 7.9%

5. Papua: 7.1%

6. South Papua: 6.4%

7. East Java: 6%

8. Bengkulu: 5.9%

9. Bali: 5.9%

10. West Sumatra: 5.2%

Kemenkes explains that ARI has symptoms such as fever, cough, runny nose or nasal congestion, and sore throat.

This respiratory illness is also a risk factor that can affect the condition of *stunting* in children.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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