This province had the lowest morbidity rate in Indonesia in 2021.

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 29/11/2021 16:40 WIB

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Seven of the ten provinces with the lowest morbidity rates are located in eastern Indonesia.

10 Provinces with the Lowest Sickness Rates (2021)

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This province had the lowest morbidity rate in Indonesia in 2021.

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10 Provinces with the Lowest Sickness Rates (2021)

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Riau Islands (Kepri) has the highest level of public health. This is reflected in the fact that only 1 in 20 residents experience health complaints.

Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the morbidity rate in Kepri was 5.06% in 2021. This figure is lower than the national morbidity rate of 13.04% and is also the lowest compared to other provinces.

The next lowest morbidity rate was in Papua at 6.54%, followed by Jambi at 7.16%, Central Kalimantan at 8.27%, and Maluku at 8.31%.

West Kalimantan also had a morbidity rate of 8.44%, followed by North Sumatra at 8.78%, West Papua at 8.89%, and East Kalimantan and North Maluku at 8.97% and 9.53% respectively. Seven out of ten provinces with the lowest morbidity rates are located in eastern Indonesia.

A lower morbidity rate indicates an improvement in the level of public health in a region. Conversely, a higher morbidity rate reflects a worsening level of public health in a region.

(read: Population with Health Insurance Decreases to 68.36% in 2021)

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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