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July 2020.Pdf Republic of the Philippines Philippine Statistics Authority Rizal SPECIAL RELEASE DVSS JULY 2020 (VITAL STATISTICS RIZAL INDICATORS) Date of Release: September 15, 2020 Reference No.: 2020-027 This report summarizes the data gathered from July 2020 documents submitted from the local civil registry offices of the thirteen municipalities and a city in the province of Rizal. The number of vital events in Rizal for reached 6,128 registered documents. This represents 10.70% decrease from the 6,862 registered vital events from the previous month. The province generated the following statistics: four thousand three hundred seventy-three (4,373) for birth, three hundred eleven (311) for marriage and one thousand four hundred forty-four (1,444) for death. Table A. Registered Documents by Municipality Civil registration is a Rizal, July 2020 continuous, permanent, and compulsory recording of vital TIMELY AND LATE events occurring in the life of MUNICIPALITY REGISTERED DOCUMENTS an individual such as birth, BIRTH MARRIAGE DEATH marriage, and death as well as court decrees, and legal Angono 205 32 84 instruments affecting his civil Antipolo 1346 56 398 status in appropriate registers Baras 59 9 16 as mandated by Act No. 3753, the Civil Registry Law. Binangonan 355 29 159 Cainta 215 35 155 In this July 2020 issue, Cardona 63 3 26 the Philippine Statistics Authority of Rizal presents the Jalajala 12 5 10 number of births, marriages, Montalban 476 41 159 and deaths registered by Morong 163 10 71 municipalities in the province. Pililla 44 3 21 The data are preliminary San Mateo 556 22 100 result from the Decentralized Vital Statistics System 2011 Tanay 157 11 50 based on the documents Taytay 581 42 166 submitted (Timely and Late Teresa 141 13 29 Registered) by the Local Civil TOTAL 4373 311 1444 Registry Offices in Rizal. SPECIAL RELEASE Table B. BIRTH STATISTICS Timely Live Births by Municipality and By Sex Province of Rizal recorded 3,225 Municipality Male Female Total timely registered births for the month of July 2020. City of Angono 78 60 138 Antipolo has the highest Antipolo 983 contribution of live births with 983, 480 503 followed by San Mateo with 445 Baras 19 25 44 and Taytay with 438. Municipality Binangonan 137 139 276 of Jala-jala has the least Cainta 182 contribution with 9 live births (see 93 89 Table B). Cardona 21 17 38 There were 104 newborn babies Jalajala 4 5 9 daily in the province for the month Montalban 179 127 306 of July 2020. Morong 54 62 116 The timely data recorded Pililla 13 22 35 presented 51.38 percent for the San Mateo 227 218 445 males and 48.62 percent for the females. It means that male born Tanay 52 44 96 babies was higher by 5.68 percent Taytay 242 196 438 than the female born babies for Teresa 119 this month. 58 61 TOTAL 1657 1568 3225 About 2,336 births (72.43%) were attended by physicians followed by Table C. midwives, 775 (24.03%), while 113 (3.50%) were attended by hilot. Timely Registered Births by (see Table C). Attendant at Birth Attendant 34.98 percent or 1,128 of the Total Percentage % mothers in the province had their at birth first-born baby for the month of TOTAL 3225 100% July 2020. Physician 2336 72.43% Nurse 0 0.00% Midwife 775 24.03% Hilot 113 3.50% Others 1 0.03% G/F Budgetlane Shopping Center, Circumferential Road, Antipolo City, Rizal Telephone: (632) 696-6366 Email Address: [email protected] www.psa.gov.ph SPECIAL RELEASE Out of fourteen city/municipalities, Baras and Pililla had no recorded birth attended by physicians. While Jalajala, had 5 recorded birth that were attended by a physician. More than thirty percent (1,118 or 34.67%) of babies born in Rizal were legitimate. Municipality of Jalajala posted the highest legitimacy percentage with 5 or 55.56 percent of the total born children in the municipality level while Municipality of Rodriguez showed the highest illegitimacy percentage with 231 or 75.49 percent of the born children this month (see Figure II). Figure II. Timely Legitimacy Status by Municipality Rizal, July 2020 Legitimate Illegitimate 663 320 300 284 231 156 154 145 120 116 92 75 66 65 65 62 54 54 46 31 31 23 23 15 13 12 5 4 Modal age group for mothers was at 25 to 29 with 985 occurrences (30.54%). Teenage mothers (19 years old and below) listed two hundred forty two (242) births or 7.50 percent, while the non-fertile age group (45 years old and over) showed fertility performance at eight (8) recorded live births or 0.25 percent. G/F Budgetlane Shopping Center, Circumferential Road, Antipolo City, Rizal Telephone: (632) 696-6366 Email Address: [email protected] www.psa.gov.ph SPECIAL RELEASE As the table shows, month of MARRIAGE STATISTICS July has 280 timely registered marriages compare to 265 of the previous month (refer to Table E). It was 5.66 percent increased of Table E. Timely Registered Marriages registration. by Municipality Rizal, July 2020 The city/municipality that has Municipality Number of the highest number of timely Marriages marriages recorded in Antipolo City with 53 registered documents, Angono 32 followed by Taytay with 40; Angono Antipolo 53 and Cainta, with 32 marriages. Baras 9 Binangonan 29 The City of Antipolo has the Cainta 32 highest number of Catholic Cardona 3 marriages in the province with Jalajala twenty five (25) instances, eleven 5 (11) on the civil ceremonies and Montalban 22 seventeen (17) on other religious Morong 10 rites. Pililla 3 San Mateo 21 There are five (5) recorded Tanay 10 widows and none divorced / Taytay 40 separated on bride’s civil status. While three (3) widowers and one Teresa 11 (1) divorced/separated recorded on TOTAL 280 the grooms. Figure III. Percentage of Types of Ceremony in the province, July 2020 Province-wide, civil ceremonies initiated by the local chief executives in coordination Roman Catholic Church with the municipal civil registrars including Other Religious Rites 18.57% 27.50% those solemnized by judges got the highest number of registrations with 151 (53.93%). Ceremonies officiated by other religious sect. recorded 77 events or 27.50 percent. Roman Catholic ceremonies recorded 52 events or 18.57 percent. Civil Wedding 53.93% G/F Budgetlane Shopping Center, Circumferential Road, Antipolo City, Rizal Telephone: (632) 696-6366 Email Address: [email protected] www.psa.gov.ph SPECIAL RELEASE Teen brides have three (3) or 1.07% recorded marriages while teen grooms had no recorded event this month. There was one (1) recorded groom that aged above 75 years old that undergo marriage (See Table F). Table F. Timely Registered Brides and Groom by Age Group Table G. Nationalities of Brides and Grooms Age Groom Bride (Timely and Late Registered) Under 20 0 3 Nationality Groom Bride 20-24 34 57 American 1 - 25-29 126 128 Filipino 307 310 30-34 71 70 Japanese 1 - 35-39 29 7 Korean 1 - 40-44 8 7 Libyan - 1 45-49 4 3 50-54 3 3 55-59 2 1 60-64 1 1 65-69 1 0 70-74 Do you know? 0 0 75 and above 1 0 In Rizal, 3 Filipinas married foreign nationals while 1 Filipino chose to marry a foreigner that was registered in July 2020. G/F Budgetlane Shopping Center, Circumferential Road, Antipolo City, Rizal Telephone: (632) 696-6366 Email Address: [email protected] www.psa.gov.ph SPECIAL RELEASE Registered death records on children DEATH STATISTICS under one-year old increased by 10 deaths compared to the previous month. The province also generated 1,406 timely registered deaths for the month of July. Antipolo City was on the top with three hundred ninety-two (392) deaths, followed Table H. Timely Registered by Rodriguez with one hundred fifty-seven Deaths in Rizal, July 2020 (157) deaths and Binangonan with one hundred fifty-five (155). Municipality of Number of Timely Jalajala has the least number of deaths Municipalities Registered Deaths with ten (10) records. Angono 84 Antipolo 392 Records showed that there were 58 timely infant deaths in total. City of Antipolo Baras 16 Binangonan 155 recorded eighteen (18). Meanwhile Baras, Cainta 153 Cardona, Pililla and Teresa have no registered documents on infant deaths. Cardona 26 Jalajala 10 The modal age group for the number of Rodriguez 157 timely registered deaths was at 65-69 Morong 64 years old with 178 occurrences in July Pililla 20 2020. San Mateo 97 Tanay 49 Taytay 155 Figure IV. Timely Registered Teresa 28 Deaths by Sex and by TOTAL 1,406 Municipality Rizal, December 2019 300 250 913 or 64.94 percent of the registered deaths in the province 200 died in their homes, whereas about 489 or 34.78 percent died at 150 hospitals. 100 50.85 percent been medically 50 attended by the physicians, public 0 health officer and in hospital before they died. MALE FEMALE G/F Budgetlane Shopping Center, Circumferential Road, Antipolo City, Rizal Telephone: (632) 696-6366 Email Address: [email protected] www.psa.gov.ph SPECIAL RELEASE Figure V. Registered Deaths by Age group and by Sex ChartRizal, Title 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 Number Deaths Number of 60 40 20 0 1- 15 - 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 - 40 - 45 - 50 - 55 - 60 - 65 - 70 - 75 - 80 - 85 - 90 - > < 1 1-4 5-9 14 19 24 29 34 39 44 49 54 59 64 69 74 79 84 89 94 95 Female 27 2 2 2 5 9 10 12 17 21 38 37 55 54 56 71 66 51 41 16 7 Male 33 4 2 5 11 17 29 20 33 39 58 65 77 102 126 95 58 44 19 6 2 Based on the graph, highest number of deaths for male was on ages 65-69 years old, while for female, the highest number of deaths was on the ages 70- 74 years old (see Figure V.) For the month of July 2020, based on the graph, male has the highest number of registered deaths compared to the number of deaths of the female.
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